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How Can Public Space Be Designed to Lend Itself to the Agonistic Political Theory?

Part 2 Dissertation 2017
Jill Murray
 University of Kent | UK
Political theorist Chantal Mouffe declared that her ‘radical and plural conception of
democracy’ can only be realised with critical artistic practices contributing through a
variety of agonistic interventions in a diverse collection of public spaces. Following a
thorough investigation into Mouffe’s agonistic theory, and a critical analysis of the current
trends in public space design, this dissertation aims to deliberate the feasibility of
designing public space allowing agonistic public displays.

Tutor(s)
Marialena Nikolopoulou
2017
Collage of Claremont Roads ‘Dolly’s Tower’, the tower and net ceiling construct with a televised news report and Greyson Perry’s replica blue heritage plaque
Collage of Assemble and the CLT’s ‘Granby Four Streets’, the street market, boarded up houses and the market sign with ‘games, please’ graffiti.
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