Utopia and monument : exhibition for the public space, seirischer herbst 2009-2010
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Utopia and monument : exhibition for the public space, seirischer herbst 2009-2010
Springer, c2011
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Pocket conains guidebooks, Utopia and monument I (50 p.) and Utopia and monument II (31 p.)
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This publication documents and reflects upon the two-year exhibition project Utopia and Monument at the steirischer herbst 2009 and 2010 in Graz. Focusing on two special themes - 'The Privatization of Public Sphere' (2009), and 'Virtuosity and Public Sphere' (2010) - ten artworks each year, making a total of 20 new works (installed for the duration of the respective exhibition) were commissioned for Graz. As a point of departure, two concepts were provocatively presented for discussion that had disappeared from the debate on public space: 'utopia' as a space of thought, and the 'monument' as a space of memory. The book documents the Artist's works and discusses them by numerous contribution from renown authors.
Table of Contents
- Veronica Kaup-Hasler, True Love Leaves No Traces. - Sabine Breitwieser, Introduction and Acknowledgement. - Sabine Breitwieser, Utopia and Monument: An Exhibition for Public Space in Two Stages at steirischer herbst in Graz in 2009 and 2010. - Simone Hain, The End of Appeasement: Art Alone Will Not Suffice. - Christine Frisinghelli, Diedrich Diederichsen by Sabine Breitwieser, Possiblilites for institutional actions, when such institutions act as their own audience, and when Vienna, and before something like Berlin, existed ... - Utopia and Monument I, 2009 - On the Validity of Art between Privatization and the Public Sphere: Emiliano Gandolfi: Lara Almarcegui: Hidden Terrain with Abandoned Allotments. - Beate Sontgen: Nairy Baghramian: Construction Helper. - Silvia Eiblmayr: Ayse Erkmen: Pleasant Corners. - Soren Grammel: David Maljkovic: Untitled. - Claire Doherty: Heather & Ivan Morison: Du vergisst Dinge (You forget things). - T. J. Demos: Nils Norman: Public Workplace Playground. Sculpture for Graz. - Werner Rugemer in Conversation with Alice Creischer and Andreas Siekmann: Andreas Siekmann: Trickle Down. The Public Space in the Age of its Privatization.- Juli Carson: Dolores Zinny & Juan Maidagan: Curtain Call for Graz. - Martin Fritz: Michael Zinganel: The City Speaks! A Fictitious Dialogue. - Doreen Mende: Kooperative fur Darstellungspolitik: Pavilion. - Utopia and Monument II, 2010 _ On Virtuosity and the Public Sphere: Ruby Sircar: Kooperative fur Darstellungspolitik & IZK, Institute for Contemporary Art, Graz University of Technology: Pavilion. - Francesco Manacorda: Armando Andrade Tudela: Project for Pergola. - Kobena Mercer: Kader Attia: The Myth of Order #1. - Jurgen Bock: Angela Ferreira: Cape Sonnets. - Andrea Fraser & Sabine Haring, Anja Eder: Andrea Fraser: You Are Here in Collaboration with sozYAH. - Brigitte Franzen: Isa Genzken: Clothesline (Dedicated to Michael Jackson). - Andre Rottmann: John Knight: Lange Tage der Freizeit. - David Joselit: Jutta Koether: Demons for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children. - David Crowley: Paulina Olowska: Natasza, Workers Canteen and Flowers
- Onethousandsixhundredseventeen Neons in Warsaw. - Reinhard Braun: Michael Schuster: AUFEINWORT. - List of Works. - Short Biographies and Bibliographies of the Artists. - Short Biographies and Bibliographies of the Authors.
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