3×4 exploring metaspace platforms for inclusive future cities

Paul Sermon; Claire McAndrew; Swati Janu

3×4 exploring metaspace platforms for inclusive future cities

Paul Sermon, Claire McAndrew, Swati Janu

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Abstract

3×4 contributed to our social imaginary by providing a platform to see informal settlements differently, disrupting common perceptions through artistic performance. By connecting public audiences in Delhi and London, it opened opportunities for citizens to participate in their city and practice new ways of seeing.

Original language	English
Journal	India Habitat Centre Visual Arts Journal
Volume	13
Publication status	Published - 20 Nov 2017

Bibliographical note

For the Themed edition of the India Habitat Centre Visual Arts Journal 13, New Delhi edited by Alka Pande and Dilpreet Bhullar

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Profiles

Paul Sermon

P.Sermon@brighton.ac.uk

School of Art - Professor of Visual Communication
Centre for Arts and Wellbeing
Cities, Injustice and Resistance Research and Enterprise Group
Centre for Digital Media Cultures
Centre for Regenerative Medicine and Devices

Person: Academic

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Sermon, P., McAndrew, C., & Janu, S. (2017). 3×4 exploring metaspace platforms for inclusive future cities. India Habitat Centre Visual Arts Journal, 13. https://www.indiahabitat.org/vag/page?view=vagpublications

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