Art in its global exile | Contemporary art appreciation course
Territories across the five continents, once considered marginal to modern artistic production, have recently aligned themselves with dominant centers, where they are valued as emerging cultural hubs. Globalized modernity has generated a new map in which identity is a notion to be redefined, and there is a call for art that no longer roots itself in a specific territory, but rather extends its reach into the air, like a tree that has uprooted itself.
What has changed in the system of cultural affiliation in art? The lectures convened now as a continuation of the 2010 Contemporary Art Appreciation Course will address various critical conditions and particularities of this phenomenon . Participants include Eva Fernández del Campo , Javier Arnaldo Alcubilla , Jean Hubert Martin , Ana Agud , Joan Fontcuberta , Ángel González García, and Partha Mitter.
Directed by: Eva Fernández del Campo
Time: 19:30 p.m.
Registration:
Registration can be formalized from the section online registration, with the exception of students from the Complutense University and those from the School of Arts, who must fill out this form and follow the steps specified therein
Price:
general rate 115?
Reduced rate 100? [CBA members ? university students ? School of Arts students]
Validations:
Students of Complutense University of Madrid (UCM): 1,5 free choice credits in engineering, bachelor's degrees and diplomas, and 1 optional degree credit.
The CBA will accredit the participation, program and number of hours completed by the students for the corresponding validations in other universities and centers.
Organized by:
Círculo de Bellas Artes
Collaboration:
Ministry of Science and Innovation · UCM R&D Project Framework
Information
913 605 409
workshops@circulobellasartes.com
- Date:
- 26.10.2011 - 14.12.2011
- Conference room:
- Valle-Inclán Room
Program
26.10.11
Partha Mitter (Professor of Art History, University of Sussex)
Indian Artists in Global Contemporaryity. 1922-194702.11.11
Eva Fernandez del Campo (Professor of Art History,
Complutense University of Madrid)
The extremes of the contemporary East: Art and diaspora16.11.11
Ana Agud (Professor of Indo-European Linguistics, University of Salamanca)
Roots and uprooting in Indian moral and aesthetic culture between the Mahabharata and postcolonial literature23.11.11
Jean Hubert Martin (Independent curator, Centre Pompidou and Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais)
Contemporary art in the global era30.11.11
Javier Arnaldo Alcubilla (Professor of Art History, Complutense University of Madrid)
The museum as a space of artistic uprooting12.12.11
Joan Fontcuberta (Artist, teacher, essayist and critic)
For a post-photographic manifesto14.12.11
Angel Gonzalez Garcia (Professor of Art History,
Complutense University of Madrid)
The art of the poor