Contemporary Screen-Based Curatorial Practice
Maziere, M. 2015. Contemporary Screen-Based Curatorial Practice. Artists' Moving Image Practice in Britain: From 1990 to Today. Whitechapel Gallery 07 Nov 2015
Maziere, M. 2015. Contemporary Screen-Based Curatorial Practice. Artists' Moving Image Practice in Britain: From 1990 to Today. Whitechapel Gallery 07 Nov 2015
Title | Contemporary Screen-Based Curatorial Practice |
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Authors | Maziere, M. |
Type | Conference paper |
Abstract | Ambika P3 is an experimental research space for international contemporary art and architecture whose recent and upcoming moving image exhibitions include Anthony McCall (2011), David Hall (2012), Ilya & Emilia Kabakov (2013), Victor Burgin (2013), Elizabeth Ogilvie (2014), Martina Amati (2015), Chantal Akerman (2015) and Shezad Dawood (2016). The Ambika P3 project is situated among screen-based curatorial practices and is concerned with exploring issues of sculpture, cinema, architecture and projection. This paper will address the important work of contemporary film and video artists as a form of problematic intervention in the field of the visual arts and further reinstated its resistance to delivering artefacts within a commercial or institutional context. |
Keywords | Art Film Installation |
Year | 2015 |
Conference | Artists' Moving Image Practice in Britain: From 1990 to Today |
Accepted author manuscript | |
Web address (URL) of conference proceedings | http://www.whitechapelgallery.org/events/artists-moving-image-in-britain/ |