Hailed as a landmark exhibition in juxtaposing Western contemporary art and the artistic expression of 'other' cultures, Magiciens de la terre was the first exhibition which highlighted a broadened perspective which embraced and chronicled the contributions of artists from regions and countries beyond the Western art world. With a preface by Jean-Hubert Martin, curator of the exhibition and director of Musee national d'art moderne - Centre Georges Pompidou.
Access level
Onsite
author
Homi K. BHABHA, 
Mark FRANCIS, 
Pierre GAUDIBERT, 
Aline LUQUE, 
Andre MAGNIN, 
Bernard MARCADE, 
Thomas MCEVILLEY, 
Location code
EXL.FRA.MAT
Language
French
Keyword
diaspora,  installation,  conceptualism,  group exhibition
Publication/Creation date
1989
No of copies
1
Content type
catalogue
Chapter headings
IL - visiteur qui cherche le sens? - joue a revenir sur ses pas - Aline LUQUE
True Stories; ou Carte du monde poetique - Mark FRANCIS
6º 48' Sud 38º 39' Est - Andre MAGNIN
La planete tout entiere; enfin... - Pierre GAUDIBERT
Ouverture du piege: l'exposition postmoderne et - Thomas MCEVILLEY
Hybridite; identite et culture contemporaine - Homi K. BHABHA
Ravissantes peripheries - Jacques SOULILLOU
L'Autre; ce grand alibi - Bernard MARCADE
Magiciens de la terre

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