Other Exhibitions: Presenting Conceptual Art in the Museum
Автор: Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit - MOCAD
Загружено: 2013-03-26
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Panel discussion with Susanne Hilberry, Jens Hoffmann and Tim Lee.
Curator Harald Szeeman's When Attitudes Become Form was a landmark exhibition of conceptual art in 1969. At that time, other institutions explored similar territory, with such seminal shows as Seth Siegelaub's Jan 5-31 1969 in New York, Lucy Lippard's 557,087 in Seattle and Samuel Wagstaff's Other Ideas exhibition at the Detroit Institute of Arts. All saw the presentation of artistic activity that moved beyond the object. This panel discussion examines the history and issues of museum shows of conceptual art, from its first irruptions into institutionality to the present day, including the current MOCAD exhibition, When Attitudes Became Form Become Attitudes, curated by panelist Jens Hoffmann. Joining Hoffmann are gallerist Susanne Hilberry, who worked at the DIA with Sam Wagstaff at the time of Other Ideas and artist Tim Lee, who is in the current exhibition.
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