[spectre] symposium: Artists as Producers. Transformation of
PublicSpace
franck ancel
franck.ancel at wanadoo.fr
Thu Oct 14 15:24:18 CEST 2004
http://www.turbulence.org/blog/archives/000170.html
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Subject: [spectre] symposium: Artists as Producers. Transformation of
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> INVITATION to the
>
> republicart symposium
>
> Artists as Producers.
> Transformation of Public Space
> 15-16 October 2004
> organised by the Latvian Centre for Contemporary Art, Riga, LV
>
> Based upon Walter Benjamin's seminal essay "The Author as Producer", a
whole
> range of theorists have developed approaches towards an aesthetics of
> production. Benjamin's arguments today may serve as a ground for
> distinguishing the different political, social and economic backgrounds in
> "Western Europe" and post- Communist countries. What about political art's
> function of supplying the capitalist production apparatus, not changing
it?
> What about the artists as producers rather than experts for the universal?
> What about the different transformations of public space in "Western
Europe"
> and post- Communist countries, where highly ideologized spaces have turned
> into consumers' spaces within the shortest period of time?
>
> with Boris Buden, Jesper Dalmose, Helena Demakova, Anders Harm, Lolita
> Jablonskiene, Oleg Kireev, Normunds Kozlov, Maria Lind, Gerald Raunig,
> Edmunds Supulis, Aneta Szylak, Friedrich Tietjen, et al.
>
> Reutern's House
> Riga, Str. Marstalu 2
>
> http://www.republicart.net/conf2004/benjamin_index.htm
>
>
> forthcoming:
>
> conference
> Strategies of (In)Visibility
> 3-4 February 2005
> Camden Art Centre | London, UK
> http://www.republicart.net/conf2004/visibility_index.htm
>
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