| | TITLE | New Relations in Art and Society | IMPRINT | JRP|Ringier | PRICE US | $47.50 CDN $47.50 | ISBN | 9783037641897 TRADE | FORMAT | Pbk, 7 x 9.5 in., 338 pgs, 80 color, 39 b&w. | CATALOG | FALL 2012 p. 164 | DISTRIBUTOR | D.A.P. | PUB DATE | 8/31/2012 | STATUS | Active | STOCK | In stock |
| | NEW & FORTHCOMING By Catherine de Zegher. Introduction by Griselda Pollock, Jean Fisher.
ASAMER Edited by Stine Herbert, Anne, Szefer Karlsen. Text by Julie Ault, Maibritt Borgen, Céline Condorelli & Johan Frederik Hartle, Anthony Davies, Stephan Dillemuth & Jakob Jakobsen, Charles Esche, Barnaby Drabble, et al.
OPEN EDITIONS/HORDALAND ART CENTRE By Deanna Sirlin.
CHARTA Edited by Chantal Pontbriand. Text by Nora M. Alter, Jim Drobnick, Stephen Horne, Ruth Kerkham, Johanne Lamoureux, Marc James Léger, Kate Linker, Birgit Pelzer, Bruce Hugh Russell, William Wood, Alexander Alberro.
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| | | New Relations in Art and SocietyEdited by Friederike Wappler. Text by Claire Bishop, Thomas Hirschhorn, Franz Erhardt Walther, Lawrence Weiner, Jacques Ranciere, Astrod Wege. Theodor W. Adorno described artworks as “windowless monads”: closed, autonomous worlds that both contain society and turn away from it. This essential contradiction is at the core of any discussion of art that aspires to shake off the exhibition space and extend itself into the social sphere. In 2011, in conjunction with the unveiling of a new documentary artwork by Mischa Kuball, a conference was held in Germany on socially engaged art. New Relations in Art and Society is the result, gathering together a range of writers reflecting on the role of participation in art: the theoretical frameworks that have redefined the relationship between artwork and viewer; art projects that have employed participation effectively; the political and institutional challenges in promoting participatory art; and the transformation in curatorial practices that has resulted. Essayists include Claire Bishop, Beatrice Gibson, Thomas Hirschhorn, Sandra Höptner, Kristin Marek, Nina Möntmann, Eva Schmidt, Gerald Schröder, Beate Söntgen and Apolonia Sustersic.
Featured image, Liam Gillick's "How Are You Going to Behave? A Kitchen Cat Speaks" (2009), is reproduced from New Relations in Art and Society. | |
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