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1. Økobevisst fotografi

Author

Hanne Hammer Stien and Marthe Tolnes Fjellestad

Subjects
Fine Arts
Abstract

Current practices of eco-conscious photography, informed by the ongoing climate crisis and post-humanist theory, share characteristics such as collectivity, co-creation, and pro- cess orientation. By way of examples from the UK and the Nordic region, we investigate how these aspects are made (in)visible within the framework of photographic institu- tions: artist-led organizations, photographic festivals, exhibitions, and museums. We ask what implications can, or even should, eco-conscious photography have for the ways researchers, curators and institutions think about and engage with photography, both as an image and a practice.

Published
2024
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2. Conceptualizing the North

Author

Lilli Mittner, Kate Maxwell, and Hanne Hammer Stien

Subjects
North, Northern Norway, Arctic, Donna Haraway, Artistic research, Co-creativity, Norwegian literature, PT8301-9155
Abstract

In this article that opens and introduces the special issue Conceptualizing the North, we present our theoretical rationale behind the conceptualization(s) of the north presented both in our article and in the issue as a whole, as well as our approach to the co-creative peer review. Through new material feminist understanding of the north, we acknowledge our kin both past and present, and unfold a spectrum of possible understandings by looking at, reading through, hearing, experiencing, and sensing the north. Ultimately, the issue unites, rather than divides, scholarly and artistic approaches that simultaneously conceptualize and analyse the north.

Published
2020
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3. Alt eller ingenting: Annerledesgjøren og agens i to (post)koloniale kunstprosjekter

Author

Cathrine Baglo and Hanne Hammer Stien

Subjects
Live ethnographic display, European Attraction Limited, Othering, agens, Agency, Political science, European Everything, Documenta 14, VDP::Humaniora: 000::Kunsthistorie: 120, VDP::Humanities: 000::History of art: 120, Annerledesgjøren, lcsh:NX440-632, Humanities, lcsh:History of the arts, levende etnografiske utstillinger
Abstract

The following article: Baglo, C. & Stien. H.H. (2018). Alt eller ingenting: Annerledesgjøren og agens i to (post)koloniale kunstprosjekter. Kunst og kultur, 101(3), 166-185, can be accessed at https://doi.org/10.18261/issn.1504-3029-2018-03-04. Artikkelen tar utgangspunkt i to kunstprosjekter som på ulike måter tematiserer europeisk utstillingskultur og nordisk kolonialisme i fortid og nåtid; «European Attraction Limited» av Lars Cuzner og Cassius Fadlabi (2011–14) og Joar Nangos «European Everything» (2017). Prosjektene diskuteres i lys av en historisk utstillingspraksis som prosjektene påkaller på en direkte eller indirekte måte, nemlig de såkalte levende etnografiske utstillinger. Hvilke mulighetsrom åpner prosjektene opp for – eller lukker? English abstract: In this article, the authors discuss two art projects which deal with European exhibition culture and Nordic colonialism in the past and present; «European Attraction Limited» by Lars Cuzner and Cassius Fadlabi (2011–2014) and Joar Nango’s «European Everything» (2017). The projects are viewed in light of the so-called live ethnographic displays. This was an exhibition practice typical all over the Western world in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, which the projects invoke in a direct or indirect way. Which scope of possibility and agency do these projects generate?

Published
2018

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