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3. A Conversation: Melanie Gilligan and Marina Vishmidt

Author

Gilligan, Melanie, Vishmidt, Marina, Dietrich, Maurin, and Hasnay, Gloria

Abstract

Not Working brings together the contributions by artists, theorists and writers who in their work examine the interdependence of artistic production and social class. The complex structures and substantial rise in social inequalities, particularly visible in light of the current pandemic, have given the concept of class a wide range of connotations. Despite the ongoing attempts to view contemporary art in the sense of “class homogeneity”; it remains complicit in the reproduction and masking of existing conditions which it often claims to overcome. The texts in this book form a ground were class can be mediated with respect to artistic practices and other structures in the art world.\ud \ud Published on the occasion of the exhibition Not Working, Artistic production and matters of class at Kunstverein München September 12 – November 22, 2020.

Published
2020

4. Books: best of 2007

Author

Doherty, Brigid, Danto, Arthur C., Clark, T.J., Baldessari, John, Davis, Lydia, Weiland, Matt, Ligon, Glenn, Lerner, Ben, Gonzalez-Foerster, Dominique, Siegel, Katy, Diederichsen, Diedrich, Gilligan, Melanie, and Banks, Eric

Subjects
My Complement, My Enemy, My Oppressor, My Love (Book) -- Walker, Kara, Red Rover (Novel) -- Book reviews, Red Rover (Book) -- McNamer, Deirdre, Consciousness and Its Place in Nature: Does Physicalism Entail Panpsychism? (Book) -- Freeman, Anthony -- Strawson, Galen, Between Artists: Twelve Contemporary American Artists Interview Twelve Contemporary American Artists (Book) -- González-Torres, Félix -- Rollins, Tim, Coltrane: The Story of a Sound (Book) -- Ratliff, Ben, Witness to Her Art (Book) -- Anastas, Rhea -- Brenson, Michael, Cinema: Stories (Short story collection) -- Book reviews, Coltrane: The Story of a Sound (Novel) -- Book reviews, The Way It Wasn't: From the Files of James Laughlin (Book) -- Johnson, Denis -- Díaz, Junot, Ins Kino! Munchner Filmtips 1970-1986 (Book) -- Grafe, Frieda, Plato and a Platypus Walk into a Bar ... (Book) -- Cathcart, Thomas -- Klein, Daniel, The Savage Detectives (Novel) -- Book reviews, Psyche: Inventions of the Other, vol. 1 (Book) -- Kamuf, Peggy -- Rottenberg, Elizabeth, History and Freedom (Book) -- Adorno, Theodor W. -- Tiedemann, Rolf -- Livingstone, Rodney, Chance and Circumstance: Twenty Years with Cage and Cunningham (Book) -- Brown, Carolyn, Modernism: Designing a New World, 1914-1939 (Book), Cinema Stories (Book) -- Kluge, Alexander -- Brady, Martin -- Hughes, Helen, The Age of Discrepancies (Book), Books -- Book reviews, Arts, visual and performing
Abstract

13 SCHOLARS, CRITICS, WRITERS, AND ARTISTS CHOOSE THE YEAR'S OUTSTANDING TITLES. BRIGID DOHERTY I turned to Psyche: Inventions of the Other, Volume I (edited by Peggy Kamuf and Elizabeth Rottenberg; [...]

Published
2007

5. The beggar's pantomime: Melanie Gilligan on performance and its appropriations

Author

Gilligan, Melanie

Subjects
Pantomime -- Performances -- Criticism and interpretation, Arts, visual and performing, Criticism and interpretation, Performances
Abstract

FEW APHORISMS ARE MORE FAMOUS than the redoubtable 'History repeats itself, the first time as tragedy, the second time as farce'--an observation typically attributed to Karl Marx. In fact, however, [...]

Published
2007

8. Mark Leckey: SERPENTINE GALLERY

Author

Gilligan, Melanie

Subjects
Video art -- Exhibitions -- Criticism and interpretation, Arts, visual and performing
Abstract

On entering Mark Leckey's exhibition 'See, We Assemble,' visitors encountered the show's video 'trailer.' Before a video-production green screen sat an upturned speaker cone filled with puttylike cornstarch dyed the [...]

Published
2011

9. Stephen Willats: Victoria Miro Gallery

Author

Gilligan, Melanie

Subjects
Conceptual art -- Exhibitions -- Criticism and interpretation, Painters -- Works -- Exhibitions, Art museums -- Exhibitions, Arts, visual and performing, Exhibitions, Criticism and interpretation, Works
Abstract

Since the '60s, London-based conceptual artist Stephen Willats has focused on concerns that are now ubiquitous in contemporary art: communication, social engagement, active spectatorship, and self-organization. Willats considered his work [...]

Published
2007

10. 'Reproductive Labour': the showroom

Author

Gilligan, Melanie

Subjects
Motion pictures -- Exhibitions -- Criticism and interpretation, Video production companies -- Exhibitions -- Criticism and interpretation, Arts, visual and performing
Abstract

Cinenova is a UK-based distributor of films and videos by women. Its complete collection--with works dating from 1920 to 2000 and ranging from artist's films to documentary and educational videos [...]

Published
2011

11. Gustav Metzger: Serpentine Gallery, London

Author

Gilligan, Melanie

Subjects
Photography, Artistic -- Exhibitions, Arts, visual and performing
Abstract

AFTER A DECADE of producing abstract paintings, Gustav Metzger began a new phase of his career when, in 1959, he wrote his manifestos of 'auto-destructive art,' aiming to harness the [...]

Published
2010

12. 'Dispersion': Institute Contemporary Arts

Author

Gilligan, Melanie

Subjects
Art -- Exhibitions, Modernism (Art) -- Exhibitions, Art, Modern -- Exhibitions, Arts, visual and performing, Exhibitions, Evaluation
Abstract

Curated by Polly Staple, 'Dispersion' took its title from Seth Price's eponymous text of 2002, which discusses, among other things, the impact of digital technologies and distributed media on high [...]

Published
2009

13. Stephan Dillemuth and Nils Norman: Vilma Gold

Author

Gilligan, Melanie

Subjects
Video recordings -- Exhibitions, Arts, visual and performing, Exhibitions
Abstract

As the video I'm Short, Your House, 2007, closes, a voice tells us that today, 'Not only do works of art end up as commodities, but there is also an [...]

Published
2007

14. Affect & Exchange.

Author

Gilligan, Melanie

Subjects
SAVINGS, NEEDS assessment, PHILOSOPHY of emotions, DOCTRINE of the affections
Abstract

The article presents the author's insights on her ideas on capital accumulation in relation to her works. The author says that the television series "The Common Sense," is posing that if one can feel the needs of the other as intensely one's own, the individual needs become collective in the collective sense. She adds that taking how emotions and affects are instrumentalized in capital accumulation is the approach which she used in the serial video narrative "Popular Unrest."

Published
2012

15. London.

Author

Gilligan, Melanie

Subjects
*ART museums, *ART exhibitions, *MUSEUM curators, *ARTISTS
Abstract

This article discusses the Tate Triennial, in London, Great Britain, which showcases contemporary art. Beatrix Ruf, the curator of the institution, discusses the theme and efforts in selecting the art that’s presented. Also discussed is the growth of the art world in London, which has been fueled along by an increased number of art themed events to discuss the implications and possibilities.

Published
2006

16. Mark Leckey.

Author

Gilligan, Melanie

Subjects
*EXHIBITIONS
Abstract

The article reviews the exhibition "See, We Assemble" by artist Mark Leckey at the Serpentine Gallery in London, England.

Published
2011

17. Gustav Metzger.

Author

Gilligan, Melanie

Subjects
*EXHIBITIONS
Abstract

The article reviews an art exhibition by the artist Gustav Metzger at the Serpentine Gallery in London, England.

Published
2010

18. "Disrersion".

Author

Gilligan, Melanie

Subjects
*ART exhibitions
Abstract

The article reviews the art exhibition "Dispersion" at the Institute Contemporary Arts gallery in London, England.

Published
2009

19. A Theatre Without Theatre.

Author

Gilligan, Melanie

Subjects
*ART exhibitions, *PERFORMING arts
Abstract

The article reviews the exhibition "A Theatre Without Theatre," on view at the Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona in Spain, May 25-September 11, 2007.

Published
2007

20. Stephen Willats.

Author

Gilligan, Melanie

Subjects
*ART exhibitions, *ARTISTS, *ART museums
Abstract

This article presents a review of the art exhibition featuring artist Stephen Willats at the Victoria Miro Gallery in London, Great Britain.

Published
2007

21. "Reproductive Labour".

Author

Gilligan, Melanie

Subjects
*MOTION picture exhibitions
Abstract

The article reviews the exhibition "Reproductive Labour: An exhibition exploring the work of Cinenova," at The Showroom art gallery in London, England.

Published
2011

22. Niki de Saint Phalle.

Author

Gilligan, Melanie

Subjects
*EXHIBITIONS, *ART exhibitions
Abstract

The article reviews an art exhibition by artist Niki de Saint Phalle at the Tate Liverpool art gallery in Liverpool, England showing from February 1 to May 5, 2008.

Published
2008

23. MELANIE GILLIGAN.

Author

Gilligan, Melanie

Subjects
*TWENTIETH century, *MODERN philosophy, *NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "History and Freedom," fifth volume, by Theodor Adorno and edited by Rolf Tiedemann with translation by Rodney Livingstone.

Published
2007

24. Gilbert & George.

Author

Gilligan, Melanie

Subjects
*ART exhibitions, *ART museums, *ARTISTS
Abstract

This article presents a review of the art exhibition "Gilbert & George," at the Tate Modern in London, Great Britain, from February 15, 2007 to May 7, 2007.

Published
2007

25. Yves Klein.

Author

Gilligan, Melanie

Subjects
*ART exhibitions, *CONCEPTUAL art
Abstract

The article reviews the art exhibition by Yves Klein at the Centre Pompiduo gallery in Paris, France from October 5, 2006 to February 5, 2007.

Published
2006

26. Outrageous Fortune Tarot Deck

Author

Lees, Jonty, Hayward Touring, Focal Point Gallery, Southend-on-Sea Borough Council, Hunt, Andrew, Allen, Jonathan, Angell, Aaron, Atkins, Ed, Barriball, Anna, Beloff, Zoe, Beninati, Manfredi, Blightman, Juliette, Blinderman, Erik, Braila, Pavel, Buck, Paul, Burdis, Edwin, Cantsin, Montgomery, Harvey, Kat, Cattle, Rachel, Ceccaldi, Nicolas, Chiaraluce, Izumi, Chodzko, Adam, Coventry, Keith, Cullinan,, Richards,, Cussans, John, Dale, Tom, Davenport, Simon, De Bondt, Sara, Desjardin, Arnaud, Doll, Tatjana, Ewan, Ruth, Fagen, Graham, Farquhar, Keith, Fullerton, Michael, Gernedel, Manuela, Gilligan, Melanie, Griffiths, Brian, Hiller, Susan, HIT, (Lina Grumm and Annette Lux), Holder, Will, Horan, Phillipa, Hunt, Kenneth, Jacobs, Candice, Kane, Alan, King, Scott, Kirschner, Anja, Panos, David, Lees, Jonty, Lewisohn, Cedar, Longly, George Henry, Mackay, Fiona, Malbert, Roger, Mellor, Dawn, Millar, Jeremy, Morgan, Elinor, Muggeridge, Fraser, Nelson, Mike, Novel, (Alun Rowlands and Matt Williams), Ontani, Luigi, Parkina, Anna, Paterson, Katie, Penalva, João, Popper, Simon, Raeder, Manuel, Rees, Dan, Richards, James, Murphy, Thom, Rickards, Hannah, Sawtell, Hannah, Sherwood, Noah, Shovlin, Jamie, Seers, Lindsay, Spooner, Cally, Stehli, Jemima, Strange, Jack, Sutcliffe, Stephen, Talbot, Emma, Teplin, Alexis Marguerite, Thondrayen, Nadia, Treister, Suzanne, Veikkola, Raisa, Alvinzi, Frida, Verhoeven, Julie, von Hellermann, Sophie, Vonna-Michell, Tris, Konst och teknik,, Whipps, Stuart, Withers, Rachel, and Wyn Evans, Cerith

Subjects
phil_arts
Abstract

‘Outrageous Fortune’ was a Hayward Touring exhibition showcasing contemporary artists’ interpretations of the classic Tarot de Marseille deck of cards. Tarot playing cards originated in Italy in the 15th century. Used in most of Europe to play games, in the English-speaking world the tarot is generally associated with divination and fortune telling. A rich source of imagery, it includes such archetypes as The Fool, The Magician, The High Priestess, The Lovers, The Wheel of Fortune, and The Hanged Man. For this project, seventy-eight artists, whose work encompasses a variety of formal, conceptual, expressionist, literary or design-based approaches, were asked to create a card for a contemporary tarot pack. Each artist has been drawn a card randomly, and invited to reinterpret in their own way.

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