EVENTS
Heterochronies. Time, art and archaeologies of the present
28/01/2008 – 14/03/2008
Heterochronies. Time, art archaeologies of the present
January-March.
7.30 pm
Heterochronies, is an attempt to reflect on the co-existence of different temporalities within contemporary artistic practices. Against the idea of a lineal historical development, according to which artistic media and content, evolve in a continuous and teleological fashion, it is increasingly necessary to turn towards other ways of thinking the relationship between history and artistic practices: returns, lost paths, anachronisms, recuperations, cohabitations, etc. In this sense, archaeology servers as the paradigm of an anachronistic temporality. If the hybridisation of the arts was often seen as a distinctive feature of postmodernity, we might now be living in a moment that calls for the hybridisation of temporalities. Quite often, in looking back at paths not taken, we can find alternative routes out of the cul-de-sacs of contemporary artistic practice. Against the single time of globalisation, it is urgent to think of the dispersed times of heterochrony, of fractures in the dominant time and of the possible emergence of temporalities of resistance.
Participants:
- Illiana Halperin (Artist). Monday, January 28
- Allan McCollum (Artist). Tuesday, January 29
-Nicolas Bourriaud. Curator PAC MURCIA 08. Friday, February 1
- Poincheval y Tixador (Artist). Tuesday, Febrary 5
- José Luis Molinuevo (University of Salamanca). Monday, February 11
- Mary Ann Doane (Brown University). Monday, February 18
- Bleda y Rosa (Artists). Tuesday, February 19
- Peter Osborne (Middlesex University). Monday, February 25
- Miguel Ángel Hernández (University of Murcia). Tuesday, February 26
- Manuel Cruz (University of Barcelona). Monday, March 3
- José Luis Villacañas (University of Murcia). Tuesday, March 4
- Pamela M. Lee (Stanford University). Monday, March 10
- Gary Shapiro ( Richmond University). Tuesday, March 11
- Christine Ross (McGill University, Montreal) Wednesday, March 12
Information and registration
Language of the course: English and Spanish. Simultaneous translation to both languages.
Capacity: 140 people
Free entrance
To obtain the certificate is necessary:
- Attend to the 70% of the conferences
- Fill in the registration form
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Murcia, Spain