[spectre] Trans-global Art-ground
melentie
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Wed Dec 3 13:54:46 CET 2003
From: "Zoran Eric" <ericz at eunet.yu>
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Subject: Trans-global Art-ground
Date: Tue, 2 Dec 2003 20:04:42 +0100
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Trans-global Art-ground
Curatorial seminar, Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade 06-13 December 2003
Trans-global Art-ground is the title of the curatorial seminar with
the goal to generate a joint project with partner institutions,
represented by the participants in the seminar. The seminar will
focus on defining modes of movement through a global art system. The
aim of the seminar is to induce trans-global perspectives on
contemporary cultural models and creative art practices.
Topic: Starting from the standpoint that we can no longer perceive
the art world as springing from one center which is producing the
dominant paradigm of art as if being the universal one, and that all
cultures in their specificities are already included and interwoven
in the global system, we come to the conclusion that the issue of
minor, or neglected cultures and their representation is no longer at
stake. What now appears as an actual problem is how to overcome the
isolated particularity of a certain local culture, and its full
self-referentiality, making its products communicable on levels
beyond the pure fascination with other and different. In other words,
the loss of a firm universal ground does not eliminate its need: it
just transforms the ground into an empty space which can be partially
filled in a variety of ways. The participants will be therefore
invited to trace specific trajectories through otherwise purely
differential global art world, connecting different instances of the
phenomena with a potential of producing universalizing effects.
The structure of the seminar will comprise of:
Lectures:
December the 7th at 16 h Saskia Sassen, USA
December the 8th at 16 h Hiroshi Yoshioka, Japan
December the 11th at 16 h Marina Grzinic, Slovenia
Prezentations
by the participants, introducing emerging art practices into the
general discussion
Workshops
to provide with the platform for the development of a joint project
exploring the terrain of the relations of representation as the
condition of the constitution of any social process, including the
process of globalization.
Participants: Marko Brumen, Slovenia, Aleksandra Mircic, Serbia and
Montenegro, Francesco Bernardelli, Italy, Hyoungmi Kim, South Korea,
Kristian Lukic, Serbia and Montenegro, Mai Abu ElDahab, Egypt, Maria
Bilske, Australia, Taru Elfving, Finland.
Concept: Zoran Eric i Stevan Vukovic
Organization:
BAZA ö Belgrade Art Initiative <http://www.baza.org.yu/>www.baza.org.yu
Center for New Media - kuda.org Novi Sad <http://kuda.org/>http://kuda.org
Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade <http://www.msub.org.yu/>www.msub.org.yu
Contact: Zoran Eric and Stevan Vukovic
<mailto:office at baza.org.yu>office at baza.org.yu
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