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Recent Papers:
Denise Frimer‘s Pedagogical Paradigms: Documenta’s Reinvention investigates the way in which contemporary art exhibition have contributed to the development of progressive alternative educational institution in. The article examines the history of this international exhibition focusing on various forms of socially engaged artistic practices that draw on the discursive, participatory and collaborative in pedagogical initiatives. Addressing the ways in which education and contemporary artistic practices can challenge the conventional academy and form mediation towards the cultural production of globalization.
Lena Thodoropoulou’s Dealing with a Paradox, considers the creation of unexpected actions in the context of an urban environment. The path that is being followed though is not the one that would lead to the construction of a definition of unexpectedness. Emphasis is placed on the distinction between the creations of unexpected actions as conveyors of instabilities – causing the provocation of basic social structures – and unexpectedness as an element of surprise – incidents or behaviors that do not form part of an individual’s or society’s’ sphere of knowledge. The main purpose is to present unexpectedness as an action that cannot be analyzed as a whole through language, its force laying in the fact that it cannot be captured.
Call for Papers
A free contributor-driven platform, AE Papers seeks to expand publication opportunities for art historians, theorists, curators, and artists, and to make papers more easily available to the public. As AE Papers continues to grow, we are reiterating our call for new and existing scholarly articles from around the world. Texts should be research-based articles pertaining to art history or contemporary art, and can be culled from conference papers, seminar papers, dissertation chapters, etc. We ask that you submit pieces anywhere from 2,000 to approximately 7,500 words and include a 100 word abstract and full contact information (or publication information for previously published texts). All submissions are welcome and will be considered for publication on the website. Please submit articles by email to [email protected]
