Author(s): Neves, Pedro Soares ; Bengtsen, Peter ; Hosap, Witthaya ; Preeyawongsakul, Patibut ; Vorachart, Varunyu ; Castro, Ana ; Gariso, Ana ; García-Luna Romero, Ana Cristina ; Jeziorowska, Emilia ; Luque Rodrigo, Laura ; Díaz Fernández, Adris ; Moral Ruiz, Carmen
Date: 2021
Persistent ID: http://hdl.handle.net/10451/54200
Origin: Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa
Subject(s): Arte urbana; Arte Pública; Arte contemporânea; Periódicos
The field of urban creativity studies has a broad range of interests including, but not limited to, street art, graffiti, urban foraging, parkour, skateboarding and guerrilla gardening. However, as with any field, once it starts to settle, a dominant paradigm tends to emerge. This will to some degree influence what is considered the core of the field, not only in terms of objects of study, but also in terms of method and theoretical approaches
