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CAST Contemporary Art and Social Transformation

RMIT University, Australia
Alison Bennett (Aggregated by) Andrew Tetzlaff (Aggregated by) Daniel Stephen Vaughan Palmer (Aggregated by) Fiona Hillary (Aggregated by) Grace McQuilten (Aggregated by)
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CAST Contemporary Art and Social Transformation is a research group based in the School of Art at RMIT University.

CAST produces art research that critically engages with environmental, social and public spheres with a particular interest in how artistic practices intersect with issues of equity, access and democracy. CAST is a hub for critical thinking, collaboration and the exchange of ideas, knowledge dissemination, practice-led artistic research and socially-engaged art practice. CAST engages on local and international levels by collaborating with practitioners, communities, industry, and government partners.

Issued: 2021-03-01

Created: 2021-03-01

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AEGIS: Art + Ecologies | Art | Art history, theory and criticism not elsewhere classified | Arts + Education | Arts and Cultural Policy | Arts and cultural policy | Creative Care | Migration + Mobility + Art | Public Art | Queer(y)ing Creative Practice | Social Practice | Visual Arts and Crafts not elsewhere classified | Visual arts not elsewhere classified |

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