Into Cosmos Day One
The Presentness of Utopias
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At its outset art history sets out to explore the bonds between cosmologies and artistic practice. The interpretation of contemporary art now returns to the question of the spirit of things and belonging in an open world. This day begins by examining the presentness of utopia and living with faith without certitudes.
Opening Keynote: Anti-Materialist Materialisms
Keynote: Jan Verwoert / Introduction Victoria Lynn
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Keynote Response: Making and Unmaking the World
Tom Nicholson / Nikos Papastergiadis / Linda Marie Walker
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Links
Into Cosmos Day OneInto Cosmos Day Two
Into Cosmos Day Three
Into Cosmos Day Four
Artists' Week Workshops
WHERE
Banquet Room - Adelaide Festival Centre
WHEN
Fri 2 Mar 1pm - 3.30pm
DURATION
150 mins
FREE
PLANNER
Wheelchair access
Sign interpreting (selected times)
MAP
Banquet Room - Adelaide Festival Centre
King William St - Western side
credits
Full Artists’ Week program and Visual Arts Guide released in December 2011.
Research for Artists’ Week has been supported by School of Culture and Communication, University of Melbourne.
IMAGE CREDITS
N.S. Harsha, Creation of Gods, 2007, (detail), acrylic on canvas, 182 x 365cm, courtesy the artist and Sakshi Gallery, Mumbai
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