*1 ... it is based on the assumption that the work of art should challenge or disrupt the viewer's expectations about a given image, object, or system of meaning and that the viewer, in turn, requires this disruption to overcome his or her reliance on habitual forms of perception (Kester 17).
*2 But the projects the author discuss here "encourage participants to question "fixed identity, stereotypical images and so on through dialogue rather than a single instantaneous shock of insight precipitated by an image of object. These projects require a shift in our understanding of the work of art- a redefinition of aesthetic experience as durational rather than immediate" (Kester 12 )
「Art Work: A National Conversation
about Art, Labor, and Economics」という新聞/サイトについてのオープンディスカッションイベントです。「Art Work」という新聞/サイトは、この不景気がアーティスティックプロセスにどのような影響をもたらしているのか、そしてアーティスト、文化産業に従事する人の生活はどうなるか、みたいなことを、いろんな分野の人からの寄稿を掲載して、アートと経済ってことを考えていこうとしているみたいです。単純にアーティストがどう生き延びるかみたいな、作品売れへん!どうやって稼ごう!みたいな自己保身的でつまらないものに終わらずに、アートの外にも大きな広がりがあるディスカッションなればと、京都で勝手に思ってます。
「Art Work: A National Conversation
about Art, Labor, and Economics」
Art Work is a newspaper and accompanying website that consists of
writings and images from artists, activists, writers, critics, and
others on the topic of working within depressed economies and how that
impacts artistic process, compensation and artistic property. The
newspaper is distributed for free at sites and from people throughout
the United States and Puerto Rico. It is also available by mail order
from Half Letter Press for the cost of postage.
Join us on Sunday for a series of presentations and an open discussion
about the newspaper and website "Art Work: A National Conversation
about Art, Labor, and Economics" which Temporary Services organized and
recently launched. This event is several things rolled into one: a
distribution and launch party, a potluck, and a group conversation
which takes the newspaper as its starting point. Many contributors to
this project are based in New York City, so we envision the event
opening with some comments from those who are able to be present. This
is one of several discussion events in the US and internationally in
conjunction with the project.
Blackmarket of Useful Knowledge and Non-Knowledge No. 12
"On Invisible, Unknown and Ghostly Knowledge"
An installation with 100 experts by Hannah Hurtzig / Mobile Academy
I wish I could be there. My friend told me that it was an amzing night. Our superstar, Sami was one of the experts, and Bushar was working on the production team. The funny story is that Bushar was in charge of buying the 100 card stands, with numbering up to 100 because there are 100 experts, but, but, he forgot to buy the card, No.1........... poor guy. I would go crazy if I were to make the same mistake. ahahahhhah, Bushar, don't worrry it's not the end of the world. I love this project not matter what, but this having it in Yafa is really something special. I'd love to invite them to Kyoto and the do the session???
hanare February 5, 2010 01:29 AM