The practices of the contemporary visual art, as the logical development of the mainstream visual arts, now become dominant and are moving away from its initial spirit and theories. The awareness to replace the development of the visual arts as a part of the entire practices and theories of the visual arts becomes important for today. The theme of interpellation is chosen as a trigger to reconsider and question myriad concepts, understanding, conventions, and forms of domination. Forming its base are the belief and the critical attitude toward the various understandings that have so far been taken for granted.
Images of works are accompanied by artist biographies and individual texts.
Other participating artists included: Isabelle Cornaro, Janet Echelman, Carlo Ferraris, Brian McCutcheon, Julia Neuenhausen, Vincent Rossi, Filippo Sciascia, Gabriele Stellbaum, Rosemary Lakerink, Ken Pattern, Charles Schuster, Rosemary Lakerink, Ranger Mills, Carolla Vooges
Onsite
English
2003
Nil
2
catalogue
Art with an Accent - Jim SUPANGKAT
Interpellation: Note on a common language of comparison in international art events - Rizki A. ZAELANI
Indonesian Visual Art: A Never Ending Process of Interpellation - Primadi TABRANI
Duchamp's Failure - Goenawan MOHAMAD
Inner Conflict - Akira TATEHATA, 建畠晢
Rebuilding Regional Culture During the Process of Globalisation - LI Xianting, 栗憲庭
Craft, Creativity & Critical Practice - Sue ROWLEY
CP Open Biennale 2003: Interpellation
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