Museum of Capitalism
- Titel
- Museum of Capitalism
- Type
- on subject
- Auteur
- Lucy Lippard, Ingrid Burrington, Jennifer González, Chantal Mouffe, TJ Demos, McKenzie Wark, Stephen Squibb, FICTILIS, J.K. Gibson Graham, Steven Cottingham, Lester K. Spence, Heather Davis, Kevin Killian, Chiara Bottici, Ian Alan Paul, Calum Storrie, Susannah Sayler, Edward Morris, Sasha Lilley, Sarrita Hunn, James McAnally, Kim Stanley Robinson
- Artist
- Chris Ballantyne, Chris Collins, Tom Miller, Erika Osbourne, Christine Howard Sandoval, Chip Thomas, Terri Warpinski, Jesse Vogler, Winter Count Collective
- Editor
- FICTILIS, Rose Linke, Eugenia Bell
- Publisher
- Inventory Press, 2017
- Venue
- Museum of Capitalism
- Code
- THEO-FIC-1
- Details
- 168 pages
- ISBN
- 9781941753156
Omschrijving
Examines the exhibition concept.
Offers a glimpse into its controversial project of untimely memorialization. Published contemporaneously with the opening of Museum of Capitalism in Oakland, California.
See also
De artistieke samenleving – de invloed van kunst op de democratie
De artistieke samenleving – de invloed van kunst op de democratie
De artistieke samenleving – de invloed van kunst op de democratie
Library Material – on subject
Houtekiet
Houtekiet
STOPPING THE PROCESS
– Publication documenting the NIFCA international curators' seminar "Stopping the Process
" at (NO) , September 1997.
STOPPING THE PROCESS
– Publication documenting the NIFCA international curators' seminar "Stopping the Process
" at (NO) , September 1997.
STOPPING THE PROCESS
– Publication documenting the NIFCA international curators' seminar "Stopping the Process
" at (NO) , September 1997.
Library Material – on subject
NIFCA
NIFCA
Het disruptieve museum
Het disruptieve museum
Het disruptieve museum
Library Material – on subject
Stichting Doen
Stichting Doen
Mieke Bal – Double Exposures. The Subject of Cultural Analysis.
Mieke Bal – Double Exposures. The Subject of Cultural Analysis.
Mieke Bal – Double Exposures. The Subject of Cultural Analysis.
Library Material – article
Routledge
Routledge
event
20.11.2010
20.11.2010