Impossible Stories
Notes on Critical Fabulation in a Pluriversal World
ed. by Christian Ernsten, Erik Wong ; with contr. by Angela Jerardi, Nick Shepherd, Rolando Vasquez …[et al.]

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Auteur(s)

Angela Jerardi, Nick Shepherd, Rolando Vasquez, Sophie Allerding, Georgie Brinkman, Alexander Cromer, Ola Hassanain, Sophie Krier, Michelle Piergoelam, Natalia Sliwinska, Shana de Villiers, Dirk Jan Visser, Erik Wong, …[et al.].

Editor(s)

Christian Ernsten, Erik Wong

Uitgever

Maastricht : Maastricht Centre for Arts and Culture, 2023

Omvang

paper, folded [34 p.] p., geïllustreerd, 30 cm.

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Paper accompanying the similar named project, realized by Maastricht University , MACCH, MERIAN, in collaboration with a.o. Royal Academy The Hague, Rietveld Amsterdam, Nieuwe Instituut Rotterdam, about the re-imagination of colonial collections through the lens of the Anthropocene. Colonial conquests and the exploitation of beings, species and territories in Africa, Asia or Latin America result from and produced intimate nature-culture relations. Researchers, curators as well as artists and designers, and also students, exchange about how to tell stories about these colonial encounters in relation to the contemporary climate change urgency.

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Trefwoorden

decolonisation , critical fabulations

Locatie in de bibliotheek

Kast 29 - 5: Expanded Space ; Global Art ; decolonisatie