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Art and the Social: Exhibitions of Contemporary Art in the 1990s symposium audio Recordings

Audio recordings from the symposium Art and the Social: Exhibitions of Contemporary Art in the 1990s

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Exhibitions and Activism. This symposium will explore the social turn in exhibition-making in Europe and North America in the 1990s, looking at the part played by political activism, institutional critique and forms of socialisation influenced by the media and the moving image.

 
 

Art in the Social Sphere? This symposium will explore the social turn in exhibition-making in Europe and North America in the 1990s, looking at the part played by political activism, institutional critique and forms of socialisation influenced by the media and the moving image.

 
 

Context, Relationality, Participation. This symposium will explore the social turn in exhibition-making in Europe and North America in the 1990s, looking at the part played by political activism, institutional critique and forms of socialisation influenced by the media and the moving image.

 
 

Panel Discussion. This symposium will explore the social turn in exhibition-making in Europe and North America in the 1990s, looking at the part played by political activism, institutional critique and forms of socialisation influenced by the media and the moving image.

 
 

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