Issues in curating contemporary art and performance /
Issues in curating contemporary art and performance / edited by Judith Rugg and Michèle Sedgwick. - Bristol : Intellect Books, 2007. - 183 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references.
The curatorial turn : from practice to discourse / Paul O'Neill -- Curatorial strategy as critical intervention : the genesis of Facing east / Liz Wells -- No place like home : Europa / Sophia Phoca -- Critical spacial practice : curating, editing, writing / Jane Rendell -- Exhibitions and their prerequisites / Chris Dorsett -- Curating doubt / JJ Charlesworth -- A parallel universe : the "women's" exhibitions at the ICA, 1980, and the UK/Canadian Film and Video Exchange, 1998-2004 / Catherine Elwes -- Thoughts on curating / Richard Hylton -- Oscillating the "high/low" art divide : animation in museums and galleries / Suzanne Buchan -- Generator : the value of software art / Geoff Cox -- Who makes site-specific dance? : the year of the artist and the matrix of curating / Kate Lawrence -- The movement began with a scandal / Alun Rowlands.
"This volume proposes curating contemporary art as an increasingly developing theoretical terrain and a space for critical speculation and argument. It brings together contributions by artists, curators, academics and writers who examine its varied perspectives. The book addresses issues in curating dance, arts and science collaborations, film and video, writing, electronic art and photography, revealing the concept of curating and role of the curator to be complex fields of enquiry. It looks at curating exhibitions as diverse forms of critique and communication within gallery and non-gallery spaces including cinema programming, museum installations, and 'virtual' and textual fields. Chapters include critical approaches to an increasingly perceived, 'discourse of curating' and the role of the curator' curating as a form of research in a world of shifting perceptions and cultural representations of Europe; the exhibition as a form of methodology; reconsiderations of the exhibition space in divergent practices including computer-based art, animation and site-specific dance; and curating as a form of encounter within the interdisciplinary relationships between critical art writing and editing."-- Publisher's description.
9781841505367
Art and technology
Museums--Curatorship
Art--Exhibition techniques
708.0075
Includes bibliographical references.
The curatorial turn : from practice to discourse / Paul O'Neill -- Curatorial strategy as critical intervention : the genesis of Facing east / Liz Wells -- No place like home : Europa / Sophia Phoca -- Critical spacial practice : curating, editing, writing / Jane Rendell -- Exhibitions and their prerequisites / Chris Dorsett -- Curating doubt / JJ Charlesworth -- A parallel universe : the "women's" exhibitions at the ICA, 1980, and the UK/Canadian Film and Video Exchange, 1998-2004 / Catherine Elwes -- Thoughts on curating / Richard Hylton -- Oscillating the "high/low" art divide : animation in museums and galleries / Suzanne Buchan -- Generator : the value of software art / Geoff Cox -- Who makes site-specific dance? : the year of the artist and the matrix of curating / Kate Lawrence -- The movement began with a scandal / Alun Rowlands.
"This volume proposes curating contemporary art as an increasingly developing theoretical terrain and a space for critical speculation and argument. It brings together contributions by artists, curators, academics and writers who examine its varied perspectives. The book addresses issues in curating dance, arts and science collaborations, film and video, writing, electronic art and photography, revealing the concept of curating and role of the curator to be complex fields of enquiry. It looks at curating exhibitions as diverse forms of critique and communication within gallery and non-gallery spaces including cinema programming, museum installations, and 'virtual' and textual fields. Chapters include critical approaches to an increasingly perceived, 'discourse of curating' and the role of the curator' curating as a form of research in a world of shifting perceptions and cultural representations of Europe; the exhibition as a form of methodology; reconsiderations of the exhibition space in divergent practices including computer-based art, animation and site-specific dance; and curating as a form of encounter within the interdisciplinary relationships between critical art writing and editing."-- Publisher's description.
9781841505367
Art and technology
Museums--Curatorship
Art--Exhibition techniques
708.0075