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I’ve published a Research page on the MoCR blog including a reading list and further links:

Reading List

Baudrillard, Jean. (1968/1996). The System of Object. Verso.

Baudrillard, Jean. (1997). Fragments. Verso.

Berger, John. (1980). About Looking. Bloomsbury.

Beuys, Joseph, et al. (2010). What is Money?. Clairview Books.

Botha, Ted. (2004). Mongo: Adventures in Trash. Bloomsbury.

Bourriaud, Nicolas. (1998/2002). Relational Aesthetics. Les presses du réel.

Burke, Jason. (2012). Cleaning up India’s waste: but what is the future for army of tip pickers? Guardian

Chappells, Heather and Shove, Elizabeth. (1999) Bins and the history of waste relations

Codognato, Mario, (ed.) (2009). Ceal Floyer. Electa.

De Certeau. (1984). The Practice of Everyday Life. University of California Press.

de la Cruz, Angela. (2006). Trabalho Work. Culturgest.

Debord, Guy. (1968/2009). Society of the Spectacle. Soul Bay Press.

Elsner, John and Roger Cardinal (ed.). (1994). The Cultures of Collecting. Reaktion Books.

Friedman,Ken (ed.). (1998) The Fluxus Reader. JohnWiley and Sons.

Gabrys, Jennifer (2011) Digital Rubbish: A Natural History of Electronics

Girling, Richard. (2005). Rubbish!. Eden Project Books.

Haynes, Hayley. (2012). Talking Rubbish with Karla Marchesi. The Flaneur.

Johnstone, Stepehn (ed.). (2008). Documents of Contemporary Art: The Everyday. Whitechapel.

Jordan, Chris. (2011). Ushirikiano: Building a Sustainable Future in Kenya’s Northern Rangelands. TeNeues.

Karapetian, Farrah. (2012). Medium Specificity in our Midst. Art & Education

Korine, Harmony (2009) Trash Humpers

Lee, Yao-Kun. (2010). The seal of secondary rubbish,The Art of junk.

Lippard, Lucy. (1966). Pop Art. Thames and Hudson.

Millar, Jeremy. (1999). Ceal Floyer (Art Catalogue). Cornerhouse Publications.

Misiano, Viktor and Zabel, Igor (eds.). (2003-2008). Manifesta Journal #1-6. Manifesta.

Morris, Steven. (2012) LS Lowry papers found at scrap yard up for auction. Guardian

Moss, Stephen. (2012) The world’s largest rubbish dump. Guardian

Muniz, Vik (2010) Waste Land

Musgrave, David. (2005). Waste Material. Drawing Room.

Noble, Tim and Webster, Sue. (2011). British Rubbish. Skira Rizzoli.

Parsons,Liz. (2007), Thompson’s Rubbish Theory: Exploring the Practices ofValue Creation. Association for Consumer Research.

Petrešin-Bachelez, Nataša and Bobin, Virginie (eds.). (2011-). Manifesta Journal #13-18. Manifesta.

Rogers, Heather. (2005). Gone Tomorrow: The Hidden Life of Garbage. The New Press.

Smith, Andrew Sunley. (2008). Micro Gestures For a New Co-Efficiency in Art. Art and Research.

Spens, Michael. (2008). Non-refusals in Rubbish: Return of the Rubbish Aesthetic

Strasser, Susan. (1992). Waste and Want: The Other Side of Consumption. German Historical Institute

Vergine, Lea (2007). When Trash Becomes Art. Skira Rizzoli.

Viney, Williams. (2012). Mark Dion and the Arts and Archaeologies of Waste. Material World

Viktor Misiano and Ramos, Filipa (eds.). (2009–2011). Manifesta Journal #7-12. Manifesta.

Whiteley, Gillian. (2005). Junk: Art and the Politics of Trash. I.B. Taurus and Co. Ltd.

Zimmerman, Dan. (2012). Art as an Autonomous Commodity within the Global Market. Art & Education.

Links:

Basurama

Beautiful Dystopias

Chartered Institute of Wastes Management

Covers & Citations: Rubbish Art Works

CreationOpen Space Research Centre (OU Geographical and Environmental Research)

Creative Geographies: Art and Rubbish

Dandelion Postgraduate Arts Journal and Research Network: Rubbish
Discard Studies

Flooring Hunter: Most Expensive Trash Bins

Goldsmiths Arts Research: Rubbish

Guardian: Environment: Waste

Keep Britain Tidy

Keetsa (Rubbish)

Material World

Scrap Lab

Taylor and Francis: Social and Cultural Geography

The Waste of the World

This Is Rubbish

Trendhunter Eco

Waste and Resources Research Repository

Waste Research Ltd

Waste Watch

Why Waste

University of Exeter: Archaeology and Rubbish

Zero Waste Singapore

Worn Clothing: Anthropologies of Reuse and Recycling

These are by no means definitive lists and further suggestions welcome.

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