How to survive

art as survival strategy : [this catalogue has been published on the occasion of the exhibition HOW TO SURVIVE. Art as Survival Strategy, 14 November 2020 to 25 April 2021]

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Plath, CarinaHrsg.Lindberg, StevenÜbersetzungKeller, FlorianÜbersetzungSchneider, Nikolaus G.ÜbersetzungChafer, TimÜbersetzungSchwerdtfeger, PaulaRedaktionMcGovern, FionaBeitragPetresin-Bachelez, NatasaBeitrag

BuchKartoniert, Paperback

106 Seiten

Englisch

Sprengel Museumerschienen am13.04.2021Erstauflage: 100 Exemplare als Publishing-on-Demand-Buch

"How to Survive - Art as Survival Strategy" is an exhibition and lecture project that vehemently claims the relevance of art once again. Art has the possibility to open up a third option in situations where there seems to be only yes or no, right or left. The exhibition shows artistic approaches from the 1950s to today that deal with individual and general crises in a special way. The catalogue offers a deep insight into the artworks and the curatorial concept with an introductory essay by Carina Plath (Sprengel Museum Hannover). In her essay "Integrating Crisis into Artistic Work", Fiona McGovern (Hildesheim) sheds light on how artistic positions deal with the topic of (breast) cancer. Natasa Petresin-Bachelez (Paris) premieres with the publishing of her manifesto "An Attempt to Hold Everything Dear, which addresses the challenges of the current debate on taking care . In addition, there are original texts of the presented artists as well as numerous statements in text and image. A list of the planned series How to Survive: Talks" can be found in the appendix. The catalogue is available in German and in English.mehr

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Klappentext"How to Survive - Art as Survival Strategy" is an exhibition and lecture project that vehemently claims the relevance of art once again. Art has the possibility to open up a third option in situations where there seems to be only yes or no, right or left. The exhibition shows artistic approaches from the 1950s to today that deal with individual and general crises in a special way. The catalogue offers a deep insight into the artworks and the curatorial concept with an introductory essay by Carina Plath (Sprengel Museum Hannover). In her essay "Integrating Crisis into Artistic Work", Fiona McGovern (Hildesheim) sheds light on how artistic positions deal with the topic of (breast) cancer. Natasa Petresin-Bachelez (Paris) premieres with the publishing of her manifesto "An Attempt to Hold Everything Dear, which addresses the challenges of the current debate on taking care . In addition, there are original texts of the presented artists as well as numerous statements in text and image. A list of the planned series How to Survive: Talks" can be found in the appendix. The catalogue is available in German and in English.

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ISBN/GTIN978-3-89169-250-9

ProduktartBuch

EinbandartKartoniert, Paperback

FormatA4

Verlag

Sprengel Museum

ErscheinungsortHannover

ErscheinungslandDeutschland

Erscheinungsjahr2021

Erscheinungsdatum13.04.2021

AuflageErstauflage: 100 Exemplare als Publishing-on-Demand-Buch