The Global Contemporary and the Rise of New Art Worlds
- Type
- on subject
- Auteur
- Peter Weibel, Raqs Media Collective, Monica Narula, Shuddhabrata Sengupta, Sara Giannini, Hans Belting, Jeebesh Bagchi, Thomas Hauschild, Liu Ding, Terry Smith, Piotr Piotrowski, Manthia Diawara, Sabine B. Vogel, Jean-Hubert Martin, Gerardo Mosquera, John Clark, Carol Yinghua Lu, Clare McAndrew, Jim Supangkat, Patrick D. Flores, Jacob Birken, Andrea Buddensieg, Thomas Fillitz, Oskar Ho Hing Kay, Antonia Marten, Birgit Mersmann, David Spalding
- Editor
- Peter Weibel, Hans Belting, Andrea Buddensieg
- Publisher
- MIT Press, Cambridge, 2013
- Code
- THEO-BELT-1
- Details
- 464 pages, English
See also
Lee Weng Choy – Just What Is It That Makes the term "Global-Local" So Widely Cited, Yet So Annoying?
Lee Weng Choy – Just What Is It That Makes the term "Global-Local" So Widely Cited, Yet So Annoying?
Lee Weng Choy – Just What Is It That Makes the term "Global-Local" So Widely Cited, Yet So Annoying?
Library Material – article
Graphic composition
Graphic composition
We Roma – A BAK Critical Reader in Contemporary Art
We Roma – A BAK Critical Reader in Contemporary Art
Library Material – on subject
BAK Basis voor actuele kunst
BAK Basis voor actuele kunst
Creativity and Other Fundamentalisms
Creativity and Other Fundamentalisms
Creativity and Other Fundamentalisms
Library Material – on subject
Jap Sam Books
Jap Sam Books
Silent Zones – On globalisation and cultural interaction
Silent Zones – On globalisation and cultural interaction
Silent Zones – On globalisation and cultural interaction
Library Material – on subject
Rijksakademie
Rijksakademie
Open 2009 – No.16 – The Art Biennial as a Global Phenomenon
Open 2009 – No.16 – The Art Biennial as a Global Phenomenon
Open 2009 – No.16 – The Art Biennial as a Global Phenomenon
Library Material – magazine
SKOR
SKOR