Against Art History

Against Art History critically evaluates decolonial art exhibitions and curatorial frameworks. It asks to what extent art history can be decolonial, when its disciplinary and architectural foundation, the museum, is an inherently colonial institution. Shirazi thus examines whether new curatorial fra...

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Hauptverfasser:	Sadia Shirazi, Hoor Al Qasimi, Noora Al Mualla, Salah M. Hassan, Maria Mumtaz, Ahmad Makia, Wasan Yousif, Dima Bittard, Shaikha Al Maazmi, Mohamad Al Saadei, Eti Bonn-Muller
Format:	Text Resource
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Art and history Art > Exhibitions Culture and globalization Twenty-first century in art
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Zusammenfassung:	Against Art History critically evaluates decolonial art exhibitions and curatorial frameworks. It asks to what extent art history can be decolonial, when its disciplinary and architectural foundation, the museum, is an inherently colonial institution. Shirazi thus examines whether new curatorial frameworks, such as in Exhibitions Without Objects (EwO) which internationalise the modernist canon of non-Western arts, undo or amplify the violence perpetrated by Euro-American historical narratives.