This booklet introduces one of the academic programmes of the 9th Gwangju Biennale, 'Workstation 1: Self-Organisation as Ethic', held at Yongbong Culture Center of Chonnam National University and Artsonje Center, 14 to 15 February 2012, providing an overview of the international symposium, with a list of the multiple topics, abstracts, and speaker biographies. 'Workstation 1' aims to explore the aesthetic function of biennials as self-organisation, and to revitalise the concept of 'Roundtable' — the theme of Gwangju Biennale 2012 — by engaging the public audience in a dialogue.

The participating speakers are listed as 'Other Practitioners'.

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Onsite

Location code
REF.GWB2
Language

English, 

Korean

Publication/Creation date

2012

No of pages

28

ISBN / ISSN

Nil

No of copies

1

Content type

anthology

Chapter headings

Foreword: Canon of Self-Organisation - LEE Yongwoo, 이용우

Theme of Workstation 1: Self-Organisation as Ethic

Position Paper on the Workstation - Nancy ADAJANIA

A Decade On - Shifts in Biennale Culture and the World to which They Belong - Charles ESCHE

A Decade After: Art Spaces and New Movements in Indonesia - Alia SWASTIKA

Baffled about the Future: Some Interim Speculations - Maria HLAVAJOVA

Defining the Enemy and Post-Fordist Business as Usual - What, How & for Whom, Natasa ILIC

Make Art/Knowledge Politically: The Case of Platform Chto Delat or Self-Organisation as Method - Dmitry VILENSKY

Collaborative Processes of Institution Building - Nikolaus HIRSCH

Resilience of a DIY Collective: New Chapter in Art Space Pool, Seoul - KIM Heejin, 김희진

'Worlding' Art: The Havana Biennial - Gerardo MOSQUERA

The Nightmare of Participation - Markus MIESSEN

On Why Perhaps the 'Arab Spring' or 'Occupy' Will Not Bring a Change of Season into Contemporary Art - Bassam El BARONI

Take-Out Performance - LIM Minouk, 임민욱

Self-Organisation Beyond Governmentality: Considering the 2011 Hope Bus Campaign in South Korea - LEE Taekgwang

Gwangju Biennale 2012: Workstation 1 | Self-Organisation as Ethic
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