'Art and its Worlds offers a possible history of art since 1989 told through the moments when art becomes public. The anthology addresses some of the myriad worlds conjured by art and the telling of their histories. It is guided by three questions: What is the "global" for art and exhibition-making, or why has it been what it has? How have agents including artists and curators experimented with different forms of exhibition? And how do these exhibitionary moments connect to longer-term and institutional trajectories? Key texts previously published in Afterall journal appear alongside newly commissioned essays, artist contributions, conversations and translations, exploring exhibition as a material, embodied and political practice, while inviting a new location for past art and bringing it into the present for what is to come. '—description taken from publisher's official website
Exhibition Histories Series
Onsite
English
2021
431
9783960989172
1
anthology
I.Making Art Global?
- Ntone EDJABE, Adjoa ARMAH, Miguel A. LOPEZ, Brook ANDREW, Anthony GARDNER, Lee-Ann MARTIN, Pablo LAFUENTE, Geeta KAPUR, Natasha GINWALA, Francesca RECCHIA, Adeena MEY, David MORRIS, Luiza PROENCA, Silvia Rivera CUSICANQUI
II. Artist/Curator/Other?
- Elena FILIPOVIC, Clementine DELISS, Khwezi GULE, Serubiri MOSES, Bo CHOY, 蔡寶賢, XIE Congyang, 謝從暘, John TAIN, 譚鴻鈞, David TEH, Steven ten THIJE, Ekaterina DEGOT
III. Institutional Histoires?
- Yaiza Hernández VELÁZQUEZ, Ana Teixeira PINTO, Khairani BAROKKA, Genaro Amaro ALTAMIRANO, Ana BILBAO, María BERRÍO, Mujeres CREANDO, Võ Hồng Chương-Đài, Naeem MOHAIEMEN, Eddie CHAMBERS, Zdenka BADOVINAC, Stefano HARNEY
Art and Its Worlds — Exhibitions, Institutions and Art Becoming Public
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