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9781910433256: Active Withdrawals: Life and Death of Institutional Critique

Synopsis

'Active Withdrawals' is an anthology of essays addressing the institutionalisation of artistic practices and the act of withdrawal a seeking out of places of contemplation and retreat that is often adopted in Eastern art. The book critiques the growing desire for museums and galleries to become recognised as places of artistic intervention and exposes concerns surrounding the institutionalisation of artists work, covering artistic practices across Scandinavia, Eastern Europe, China and Southeast Asia. Drawing from a seminar that took place in July 2013, the book challenges the institutional structure that has become prominent within the art world and often drives and defines its output. Including writings from some of the world's most prominent curators, including Biljana Ciric, Maria Lind and Lina Dzuverovic, a large focus of this anthology explores issues beyond a Western context and avoids a geographical grouping of the writer's concerns. Instead, the publication is structured in such a way that the voice of each writer resonates throughout, combining to create a thoughtful and significant commentary on a largely neglected topic. Published in partnership with the Times Museum.

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À propos de l'auteur

Biljana Ciric recieved her M.A in Art history from East China Normal University in Shanghai. She was the director of the Curatorial Department at the Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art and the China networking curator for the 2006 Singapore Biennale. Her ambitious ongoing project Migration Addicts was presented at the 52nd Venice Biennale in the 2007 Collateral Events and in the Shen Zhen/Hong Kong Bi-city Biennale of Urbanism and Architecture. She was co-curator of Documenta Magazine project for Art World Magazine. Currently she is working as an independent curator based in Shanghai and holds the position Artistic Director of Ke Center of Contemporary Arts as well as being the executive curator for the Intrude Public art project presented by Zendai MoMA. In addition Ms. Ciric is a regular contributor for several Chinese and International art publications including YiShu Journal,Flash Art, Broadsheet.

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