Ecological Eye

Andrew Patrizio is Professor of Scottish Visual Culture in the School of the History of Art, Edinburgh College of Art, The University of Edinburgh

• IntroductionPart I: Towards an ecocritical art history1 The evolution of ecocritical art history2 Art history in an expanded field: techniques, materials, land, energy, environments3 Ecologies of feminism and the queerPart II: The politics of nonhierarchy: anarchism, social ecology and art4 Anarchist and social ecological roots5 Art history and anarchism6 Ecologies: political, cultural, greenPart III: Matter, ground and flesh7 New materialism and the wisdom of the rocks8 Art history as a posthumanities practice9 Animalities and implantationsConclusion: Paying attention: environmental justice and ecocritical art historyBibliographyIndex

‘The book is an important contribution to art history and visual culture. It provides a much-needed map for an “ecocritical art history”, making accessible writing in not only art history but the environmental humanities overall.’Professor Lisa Bloom, Scholar in Residence, Beatrice Bains Center, University of California, Berkeley