An edition of How institutions think
(2017)
How institutions think
between contemporary art and curatorial discourse
by Paul O'Neill, Lucy Steeds, and Mick Wilson
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How institutions think: between contemporary art and curatorial discourse
2017, The MIT Press
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Table of Contents
Part I: Thinking via institutions
Institution, invention, possibility -- Patricia Falguières
On slow institutions -- Nataša Petrešin-Bachelez
Dark venues -- Clémentine Deliss
Death and the stone age: Ugandan art institutions (1941-1967) -- Moses Serubiri
Unlearning institution: do as you present (or preach) -- Binna Choi and Annette Kraus
Autohistorias: reclaiming our institutions -- Mélanie Bouteloup
When the colonizer comes to stay -- Pip Day
Revisiting the 'developmental' and reconsidering the 'alternating' -- Patrick D. Flores
Institution and political community with the dead -- Mick Wilson -- Part II: Thinking about institutions
The magmas: on institutions and instituting -- Simon Sheikh
Structure, subject, art -- Dave Beech
How institutions think? Institutions do not think, they simply act! -- Marina Gržinić
On dispositions and form-making: a conversation -- Keller Easterling and Andrea Phillips
A total education -- Stefano Harney and Fred Moten
Come in and make a place for yourself: instituting along lines of self-determination and interdependency -- Emily Pethick
Can an institution speak for a woman? -- Nikita Yingqian Cai
Practices of negation -- Sarah Pierce
The demodernizing possibility -- Charles Esche
The arched bow of the institution of display -- Alhena Katsof
The post-agonistic institution: what after mimesis and critique of the democratic project? -- Bassam El Baroni.
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