aneducation – documenta 14
This volume attempts to introduce a chorus of voices that speak from different positions on aneducation, the education program for Learning from Athens, documenta 14 in Athens and Kassel. Forty-eight entries are organized alphabetically as a lexicon, each written by various members of the aneducationteam and documenta 14 Chorus, as well as curators, artists, and educators who contributed to the program. The publication’s many points of departure present just as many desires for other sites of learning. Cross-references among the entries show the deep relationships that existed – and continue to deepen – between the methods, programs, and locations of aneducation. Published by Archive Books (Berlin).
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aneducation – documenta 14
This volume attempts to introduce a chorus of voices that speak from different positions on aneducation, the education program for Learning from Athens, documenta 14 in Athens and Kassel. Forty-eight entries are organized alphabetically as a lexicon, each written by various members of the aneducationteam and documenta 14 Chorus, as well as curators, artists, and educators who contributed to the program. The publication’s many points of departure present just as many desires for other sites of learning. Cross-references among the entries show the deep relationships that existed – and continue to deepen – between the methods, programs, and locations of aneducation. Published by Archive Books (Berlin).
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This volume attempts to introduce a chorus of voices that speak from different positions on aneducation, the education program for Learning from Athens, documenta 14 in Athens and Kassel. Forty-eight entries are organized alphabetically as a lexicon, each written by various members of the aneducationteam and documenta 14 Chorus, as well as curators, artists, and educators who contributed to the program. The publication’s many points of departure present just as many desires for other sites of learning. Cross-references among the entries show the deep relationships that existed – and continue to deepen – between the methods, programs, and locations of aneducation. Published by Archive Books (Berlin).
