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The And: An Expanded Questionnaire on the Contemporary

Authors :
Claire Hsu
Chantal Wong
Sohyun Anh
Michelle Antoinette
Rasheed Araeen
Kurt Chan
David Clarke
Patrick Flores
Shiming Gao
Tapati Guha Thakurta
Atreyee Gupta
Fang Hu
Joan Kee
Naiza Khan
Hyunjin Kim
Martina Köppel-Yang
Weng Choy Lee
Eileen Legaspi-Ramirez
Iola Lenzi
Vidya Shivadas
Karen Smith
David Teh
Reiko Tomii
Caroline Turner
Raqs Media Collective
Ravi Sundaram
Daniela Zyman
Senake Bandaranayake
Sheung Chuen Pak
Janet Chan
yau wen
Phoebe Wong
Cheong-ming Tsui
Chiu Yuen
Vincent Cheng
Daisley Kramer
Carmi Lam
Milkxhake
Claire Hsu
Chantal Wong
Sohyun Anh
Michelle Antoinette
Rasheed Araeen
Kurt Chan
David Clarke
Patrick Flores
Shiming Gao
Tapati Guha Thakurta
Atreyee Gupta
Fang Hu
Joan Kee
Naiza Khan
Hyunjin Kim
Martina Köppel-Yang
Weng Choy Lee
Eileen Legaspi-Ramirez
Iola Lenzi
Vidya Shivadas
Karen Smith
David Teh
Reiko Tomii
Caroline Turner
Raqs Media Collective
Ravi Sundaram
Daniela Zyman
Senake Bandaranayake
Sheung Chuen Pak
Janet Chan
yau wen
Phoebe Wong
Cheong-ming Tsui
Chiu Yuen
Vincent Cheng
Daisley Kramer
Carmi Lam
Milkxhake
Publication Year :
2012

Abstract

Published in 2012, the e-journal’s inaugural issue, with contributions from over 40 scholars, critics, curators, and artists, addresses a theme that is central not only to AAA, but is one of the most vexed topics in recent years: the notion of the “contemporary in art,” with specificity to the contexts of Asia. Acknowledging Hal Foster and Terry Smith’s “Questionnaire on ‘The Contemporary'” in the Fall 2009 issue of October, as well as writings by John Clark and Joan Kee amongst others, we invited curators, artists, critics, and academics from Asia to contribute their thoughts on the topic. As an archive of “contemporary art in Asia,” the issue helped us to consider AAA’s collection as a shifting frame, situated in the present but also connecting past and future. The issue also drew upon a text from the archive from 1967 on Sri Lankan artist Ivan Peries by Senake Bandaranayake (first published in Third Text in 1987), looking at the position of a modernist artist of the “Third World.”<br />https://www.librarystack.org/the-and-an-expanded-questionnaire-on-the-contemporary/?ref=unknown

Details

Database :
OAIster
Publication Type :
Electronic Resource
Accession number :
edsoai.on1364896213
Document Type :
Electronic Resource