A History of Limits
2016, Mar 18 — 19
The critique and deconstruction of the modern canon has shaped both artistic practice and theory over the past three decades. However, the canon is not just an instrument of institutional power. It is also a means to create forms of literacy and historical consciousness.
The Museum in Exile
A History of Limits On the Architecture of Canon Narratives 2016, Mar 18-19
A History of Limits | Frameworks and Narrative Architectures
A History of Limits On the Architecture of Canon Narratives 2016, Mar 18-19
Inversions: When narratives become Institutions
A History of Limits On the Architecture of Canon Narratives 2016, Mar 18-19
Limits: Hallucinating the Canon
A History of Limits On the Architecture of Canon Narratives 2016, Mar 18-19
Frameworks and Narrative Architectures | Architectures and Inversions of the Canon by Erhard Schüttpelz
A History of Limits On the Architecture of Canon Narratives 2016, Mar 18-19
Frameworks and Narrative Architectures | The Confines of the Unlimited by Mark Wigley
A History of Limits On the Architecture of Canon Narratives 2016, Mar 18-19
Frameworks and Narrative Architectures | The Man in the Background by Lene Berg
A History of Limits On the Architecture of Canon Narratives 2016, Mar 18-19
Inversions: When Narratives become Institutions | The Renegade Object and the Hollow Museum: On the current State of Museums in Palestine by Lara Khaldi
A History of Limits On the Architecture of Canon Narratives 2016, Mar 18-19
Inversions: When Narratives become Institutions | Unframing the Nation: Parergon and Radical Allegory; lecture by David Teh
A History of Limits On the Architecture of Canon Narratives 2016, Mar 18-19
Inversions: When Narratives become Institutions | Canonic and Anti-Canonic Artists’ Travels; lecture by Diedrich Diederichsen
A History of Limits On the Architecture of Canon Narratives 2016, Mar 18-19
Limits: Hallucinating the Canon | Canon as Decomposition: Carl Einstein’s Renegade Modernism in Context; lecture by Tom Holert
A History of Limits On the Architecture of Canon Narratives 2016, Mar 18-19
Limits: Hallucinating the Canon | T for Tiger, T for Theodolite by Ho Tzu Nyen
A History of Limits On the Architecture of Canon Narratives 2016, Mar 18-19
Limits: Hallucinating the Canon | Form Follows Fiction: Cases of Mistaken Identity in Central-Canadian Art by Luis Jacob
A History of Limits On the Architecture of Canon Narratives 2016, Mar 18-19
Limits: Hallucinating the Canon | A Choreography for a Burning Building by Malak Helmy & Nida Ghouse
A History of Limits On the Architecture of Canon Narratives 2016, Mar 18-19
Frameworks and Narrative Architectures | A Debordered Formalism: On Mimicry and its Borders by Kerstin Stakemeier
A History of Limits On the Architecture of Canon Narratives 2016, Mar 18-19
The Museum in Exile | Occulted Cartographies: Tracing Networks Concealed in Lists of Artists and Speculative Exhibition Histories by Kristine Khouri & Rasha Salti
A History of Limits On the Architecture of Canon Narratives 2016, Mar 18-19
Inversions: When Narratives become Institutions | The Museum and the Other Side by Ticio Escobar, translation: Lilian-Astrid Geese
A History of Limits On the Architecture of Canon Narratives 2016, Mar 18-19
The Museum in Exile | A New Cultural Model of Solidarity by Claudia Zaldívar, translation: Lilian-Astrid Geese
A History of Limits On the Architecture of Canon Narratives 2016, Mar 18-19
The Museum in Exile | Discussion with Kristine Khouri, Rasha Salti and Claudia Zaldívar moderated by Anselm Franke and Paz Guevera
A History of Limits On the Architecture of Canon Narratives 2016, Mar 18-19
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