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T/Here.

Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Johnson
Contributor:
Almansi, Daniela, Translator.
Antille, Benoît, Contributor.
Arafeh, Noor Abu, Contributor.
Bakalarz, Jasmine, Translator.
Biemann, Ursula, Contributor.
Fernández Barrera, Leslie, Contributor.
Goodwin, Paul, Contributor.
Ireland, Robert, Researcher.
Johnson, Mary Ellyn, Editor, Contributor.
Köhle, Petra, Researcher.
Martini, Federica, Editor, Contributor, Researcher.
Masu, Lucia, Contributor.
Nisbet, Rachel, Contributor.
Nudelman, Amanda, Contributor.
Nüssli, Christof, Contributor.
Osolin, Janis, Contributor.
Pfefferlé, Isaline, Editor.
Tyhurst, Rosa, Contributor.
Library Stack, distributor.
Studio Nüssli+Nuessli, Contributor.
Series:
Blackout Magazine ; 3
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Archives.
Art criticism.
Art--History.
Art.
Arts--Study and teaching.
Ecology.
Museums--Curatorship.
Natural resources.
Public art.
Art History.
Art Pedagogy.
Curatorship.
Genre:
Periodicals
Periodicals.
Physical Description:
1 online resource.
Place of Publication:
EDHEA, 2021.
[Place of publication not identified], EDHEA, 2021.
Summary:
"Titled T/Here, the third issue of the Blackout Magazine convenes artists, writers and curators to think from and through the surviving traces of transient art processes. Investigating around memory gaps and non-linear narratives, T/Here weaves together an archival quilt of curatorial and artistic practices dealing with notions of proximity and distance from the events, and their subsequent irruption into the present through documentation. If all history is contemporary when there is a consciousness of ways in which it is performed, as John Berger suggests in his novel G., how is this history going to be documented, by whom and how the archival choices are going to shape the memory of the events which are preserved?..."-- provided by distributor.
Notes:
Archived and cataloged by Library Stack
Standard Copyright.

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