Manifesta journal : MJ, journal of contemporary curatorship : collective curating No. 8 2009 / 2010

Author(s): Misiano, Viktor

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Main Title
Manifesta journal : MJ, journal of contemporary curatorship : collective curating No. 8 2009
Author(s)
Misiano, Viktor
Publisher
Amsterdam : Manifesta Foundation ; Italy, Milano : Silvana Editoriale Spa, 2010
Collation
96 p. : ill.
24 cm.
Summary
Anticipating the curatorial model of the upcoming Manifesta 8, which will open on October 2, 2010 in the region of Murcia, Spain, Manifesta Journal #8 concentrates on the topic of collective curating. Within the section Positions, Raqs Media Collective, curators of Manifesta 7’s Ex-Alumix in Bolzano, Trentino – Alto Adige, describe their approach towards collectivity and collective work. Vít Havránek, who, together with tranzit.org, forms one of the three curatorial collectives of Manifesta 8, focuses on the micro-politics of curating by characterizing the three components of curatorial activity: theory, practice and reality. In the section Discourse, Katharina Schlieben’s essay "The Crux of Polyphonic Language, or the Thing as Gathering" discusses the antagonism and polyphony of the different actors within a collective. Within the section Studies, Mexico City-based curator Magali Arriola gives an insight into the evolution of collaborative practices within several biennials, including Documenta, the Venice Biennale and Maurizio Cattelan's 6th Caribbean Biennial. The section Mapping features a text by Chamber of Public Secrets, the second curatorial collective of Manifesta 8 contributing to this issue. In their text they provide an overview of active collectives and collaborative artistic activities in Europe. Finally, the section Documents presents the reprint of a historical interview with Jean Leering, former director of the Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven, in which Leering argues for the importance of working collaboratively.--publisher's website
ISBN
9788836616176
Dewey Class
709
Contents
Editorial -- Positions. Additions, Subtractions: On Collectives and Collectivities / Raqs Media Collective -- Partisanship in Curating Is Unquestionable / What, How and for Whom -- Theory, Practice and Reality: A Few Remarks on the Micro-Politics of Curating / Vit Havranek, tranzit.org -- Discourse. The Crux of Polyphonic Language, or the Thing as Gathering / Katharina Schlieben -- The Soviets of the Multitude: On Collectivity and Collective Work / Alexei Penzin, Paolo Virno -- Studies. Towards a Ghostly Agency: A Few Speculations on Collaborative and Collective Curating / Magali Arriola -- Beyond Group Practice / Paul O'Neill -- Documents. Interview with Jean Leering / Jean Leering -- Mapping. A Subjective Take on Collective Curating / Chamber of Public Secrets (Alfredo Cramerotti, Rian Lozano and Khaled Ramadan) -- Reflections. The Russian Linesman: Frontiers, Borders and Thresholds / Michele Robecchi -- Curating Africa / Jelle Bouwhuis -- Self-Orientalize: Iran Inside Out / Yulia Tikhonova -- Report. Keeping Becoming / Julia Moritz.
Language
English
Subject
Art -- Exhibition techniques.
Museums -- Curatorship.
BRN
2912

Notes

  • Accessible online: https://zs.thulb.uni-jena.de/receive/jportal_jpvolume_00192757
  • MJ#8 includes contributions by: Magali Arriola, Jelle Bouwhuis, Chamber of Public Secrets (Alfredo Cramerotti, Rían Lozano and Khaled Ramadan), Vít Havránek and tranzit.org, Jean Leering, Julia Moritz, Paul O`Neill, Alexei Penzin, Raqs Media Collective, Michele Robecchi, Katharina Schlieben, Yulia Tikhonova and What, How and for Whom (WHW).

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