Expanding Internationalism - A Conference on ... - Mary Jane Jacob
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NEW FORUMS<br />
How can we address the need for an<br />
expanded internati<strong>on</strong>al forum<br />
Moderator:<br />
Panelists:<br />
Milena Kalinovska, USA<br />
Emmanuel Arinze, Nigeria<br />
Anth<strong>on</strong>y B<strong>on</strong>d, Australia<br />
Kellie J<strong>on</strong>es, USA<br />
Ulli Lindmayr, Austria<br />
Beral Madra, Turkey<br />
Thomas M2sser, USA<br />
Roald Nasgaard, Canada<br />
David Ross, USA<br />
Anda Rottenberg, Poland<br />
This panel of curators and critics aimed to answer what kind of new<br />
forums, in the c<strong>on</strong>text of expanding internati<strong>on</strong>alism, would be effective<br />
and benefit a broad variety of artists from a number of different<br />
backgrounds and countries. We understood that we were brought together<br />
precisely because our breadth of experiences, according to which part of<br />
the world we have worked in and that what we have been individually<br />
c<strong>on</strong>cerned with would differ. Yet, the corrplex interests of our small<br />
group perhaps reflects to some extent the complexity of issues that are<br />
associated with the current understanding of what c<strong>on</strong>temporacy<br />
internati<strong>on</strong>al exhibiti<strong>on</strong>s--sometimes labeled global--entail. We indeed<br />
talked predominantly about exhibiti<strong>on</strong>s since they are where c<strong>on</strong>temporacy<br />
art is made public and validated.<br />
It has also been clear to us that the<br />
questi<strong>on</strong> of the "Other" and its role in internati<strong>on</strong>al shows, vecy much<br />
debated recently and particularly addressed in Western Europe since the<br />
sec<strong>on</strong>d part of the '80s, had motivated the U.S. organizers of this<br />
c<strong>on</strong>ference.<br />
The noti<strong>on</strong> of the "Other" thus presided over our discussi<strong>on</strong><br />
as it progressed.<br />
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