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Exhibition Histories

Exhibition Histories addresses what happens when art becomes public. Its programme of research, publications, symposia and talks is committed to presenting a plurality of voices and critical perspectives, while bringing archival and other primary materials to bear on current and future practice.



About

Exhibition Histories addresses what happens when art becomes public. Its programme of research, publications, symposia and talks is committed to presenting a plurality of voices and critical perspectives, while bringing archival and other primary materials to bear on current and future practice.

Publications to date have focused on curatorial experimentation; exhibitionary activity led by artists; and contested articulations of the ‘global’ and the ‘located’. The book series launched in October 2010 and now forms part of the wider field of research activity, Art Becoming Public.

As researchers, publishers and teachers at Afterall, we will continue to explore situations that productively challenge and refine understandings of ‘art’, ‘exhibition’ and ‘history’, mindful of what those terms might mean for the present.

The series is published by Afterall in association with Asia Art Archive; the Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College; documenta Institut; and the Faculty of Fine, Applied and Performing Arts, University of Gothenburg.

Research undertaken for the series also informs the MRes Art: Exhibition Studies course we teach at Central Saint Martins (CSM).


Editorial Team

Editors
Wing Chan
Arianna Mercado
David Morris

Series Editors
Lauren Cornell
Tom Eccles
Charles Esche
Pablo Lafuente
Sneha Ragavan
Lucy Steeds
John Tain
Felix Vogel
Mick Wilson
Mi You
Anthony Yung

Institutional Partners
Asia Art Archive
documenta Institut
Centre for Curatorial Studies, Bard College
Faculty of Fine, Applied and Performing Arts, University of Gothenburg

Copy Editor 
Deirdre O’Dwyer


Distribution

The Exhibition Histories series is distributed by Koenig Books (Europe) and Distributed Art Publishers (outside of Europe).

Contact Koenig Books
verlag@buchhandlung-walther-koenig.de

Contact Distributed Art Publishers
orders@dapinc.com