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Project 1975 is published in collaboration with the Stedelijk Museum Bureau, Amsterdam and discusses globalisation in art and the relationship between the Dutch postcolonial predicament and contemporary art by its institutions. The result of a two-year programme of exhibitions, commissioned essays, events and research at the Stedelijk, Project 1975 is a study of the effects of multicultural society on the visual arts. Taking its name from the year that Suriname officially became independent from The Netherlands, the book offers answers to current social and political questions affecting the visual arts.
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Jelle Bouwhuis is a curator and since 2006, Head of Stedelijk Museum Bureau Amsterdam (SMBA). Bouwhuis is a member of the Visual Arts and Design Advisory Board for the city of Utrecht and was recently a co-recipient of the Abraaj Capital Art Prize 2010 in Dubai. Kerstin Winking is an Assistant curator at Stedelijk Museum Bureau (SMBA). She graduated from the University of Amsterdam, where she obtained a research masters degree in Cultural Analysis.
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Project 1975: The Postcolonial Unconscious in Contemporary Art
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Black Dog Press, 2014
ISBN 10 : 190896622X
ISBN 13 : 9781908966223
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Soft cover
Vendeur : melbourneartbooks, Carlton, VIC, Australie
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Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. Project 1975 is published in collaboration with the Stedelijk Museum Bureau, Amsterdam and discusses globalisation in art and the relationship between the Dutch postcolonial predicament and contemporary art by its institutions. The result of a two-year programme of exhibitions, commissioned essays, events and research at the Stedelijk, Project 1975 'is a study of the effects of multicultural society on the visual arts. Taking its name from the year that Suriname officially became independent from The Netherlands, the book offers answers to current social and political questions affecting the visual arts: Is the power position of the stereotypical European white male coloniser less strong these days? How has post-colonial theory contributed to a better understanding of artists from areas such as Suriname? Has the sophisticated art infrastructure of the West been instrumental in abolishing divisions between Western and non-Western art, or has it rationalised and maintained these distinctions? 'Project 1975 approaches these questions from a variety of perspectives, to open up the discussion and provide suggestions for future approaches. Contributors include Jelle Bouwhuis and Kerstin Winking from the Stedelijk Museum Bureau, art critic and historian Sven Lutticken and Ashley Dawson. Interviews, texts and illustrations accompany the essays, alongside photographs of the works displayed in the Project 1975 exhibitions at the Stedelijk. 170 colour and b/w illustrations. N° de réf. du vendeur ABE-1707544064310
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