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CAST Contemporary Art and Social Transformation
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posted on 2021-03-01, 00:36 authored by Grace McQuilten, marnie badham, Andrew Tetzlaff, Fiona Hillary, Thao Nguyen, Daniel Palmer, Tammy Wong, Kelly Hussey-Smith, Alison BennettCAST 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.
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