Bookmarks tagged with Curators
Raqs media collective
Raqs Media Collective has been variously described as artists, media practitioners, curators, researchers, editors and catalysts of cultural processes. Their work, which has been exhibited widely in major international spaces and events, locates them squarely along the intersections of contemporary art, historical enquiry, philosophical speculation, research and theory - often taking the form of installations, online and offline media objects, performances and encounters. They live and work in Delhi, based at Sarai, Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, an initiative they co-founded in 2000. They are members of the editorial collective of the Sarai Reader series.
Slabprojects
Slab is an exhibition method enacted by Los Angles-based artist Wendy Mason and Houston-based curator Nancy Zastudil. We operate on a project-by-project basis and function as a literal and metaphorical platform for artists' works, including solo, group and collaborative projects. Our exhibition concept finds potential in experimental locations.
GREENWASHING - ENVIRONMENT: PERILS, PROMISES AND PERPLEXITIES - AN EXHIBITION AT THE SANDRETTO REBAUDENGO FOUNDATION // 28 February - 18 May 2008
The works of the 25 artists presented in Greenwashing. Environment: Promises, Perils and Perplexities do not just passively lament the degradation of our planet, or provide pragmatic solutions. Instead they actively articulate the contradictions and responsibilities that we are encountering personally and as a society.
Matthijs Bosman
Matthijs Bosman has an interest in urban legends and Chinese whispers, stories which seem to propagate themselves and multilply, but he likewise characterises himself as a 'constructeur' with a fondness for physical building, and he has a refined sense of visual expression at his disposal. He is as much 'image-maker' annex sculptor, as 'raconteur'. Bosman 'brings about' situations, in the form of three-dimensional images or in the form of concepts that, via diverse channels of communication – such as fictional texts, newspaper articles or rumours – are set loose on the world.
Ine Gevers
Freelance curator, writer and activist. Teaches at the HKU, academy for visual arts, Utrecht, and lectures at different institutions, both national and international.
FAREED ARMALY
introduction to individual works, Haus.0 at kunstlerhaus Stuttgart and the From/To website: This online website was developed for inclusion within the Documenta11 version. Main exhibition texts English/German.
TRANSLOCAL
"collaborations in curating, research and writing to create translocal knowledge and experience" Maja and Reuben Fowkes are curators and art historians who deal with issues of memory, ecology and translocal exchange between UK, Croatia and Hungary. Their work on sustainability and contemporary art has included organising an international conference, exhibitions, film screenings, lectures and publications. They are the curators of Revolution is not a Garden Party and editors of the accompanying publication. Reuben Fowkes is a Research Fellow in Location, Memory and the Visual at Manchester Metropolitan University and organiser of the SocialEast Forum. Their collaborative practice in the fields of curating, research and writing aims to foster translocal knowledge and experience.
Latitudes BLOG
Latitudes is an independent curatorial office founded in April 2005 directed by Max Andrews (Bath, United Kingdom, 1975) and Mariana Cánepa Luna (Montevideo, Uruguay, 1977). Latitudes collaborates with artists, institutions and organisations to facilitate and produce temporary and sustained projects such as exhibitions, commissions, editorial and research initiatives and conferences.
Latitudes
Latitudes is an independent curatorial office founded in April 2005 directed by Max Andrews (Bath, United Kingdom, 1975) and Mariana Cánepa Luna (Montevideo, Uruguay, 1977). Latitudes collaborates with artists, institutions and organisations to facilitate and produce temporary and sustained projects such as exhibitions, commissions, editorial and research initiatives and conferences.
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