[spectre] Competing ideas "rethinking the social and economic conditions of art"

[Louise Desrenards]

 From criticalsecret publisher whose 4 rare books will be present on our 
stand in the framework of the event
(next parution in March 2009 as Theorie du Joueur --translated from 
McKenzie Wark "Gamer Theory")
http://www.criticalsecret.com



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Deadline: D – 10.

“Rethinking the social and economic conditions of art”.

http://www.forum-essaisurlart.org

The upcoming Forum of Essays on Art will host, following a proposition 
from Jacques Serrano
who conceived the event, a first “competition of ideas” on the theme of:
“rethinking the social and economic conditions of art*”

This invitation to rethink the social and economic conditions of art by 
questioning conceptions
inherited from the twentieth century seeks to present the artworld – as 
well as the political and
intellectual worlds – with two forceful proposals, developed by two 
European thinkers, whether
they be artists, critics, curators, philosophers, sociologists, 
economists, jurists, etc.

*The proposed theme for this first European competition of essays on 
art, covers the field of the visual arts.
This competition benefits from a 10,000€ subsidy thanks to the support 
of the Mondriaan Fondation.
Texts (three pages) may be submitted in French, English or Dutch

Submission deadline: 15 th November 2008
Competing Ideas
20 th > 23th November 2008
informations | Mabel Tapia
concours-essaisurlart at orange.fr

+33(0)1 43 54 03 43 | +33(0)1 42 60 39 18

Forum de l’essai sur l’art
Institut National d’Histoire de l’Art
6, rue des Petits Champs
75002 Paris | France

conception | Jacques Serrano
forum-essaisurlart at wanadoo.fr

information | +33(0)1 43 54 03 43 | +33(0)1 42 60 39 18

In partnership with
Revue Mouvement
Forum européen
de l’essai sur l’art

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Quote McKenzie Wark answer to "systaime" Gimme Five:
http://www.poptronics.fr/Pop-surf-McKenzie-Wark-penseur