Course Details

Course offered Autumn 2020

HONORS 240 C: Where Does an Artwork Begin and End? Publication and Exhibition Making in Contemporary Art (A&H)

HONORS 240 C: Where Does an Artwork Begin and End? Publication and Exhibition Making in Contemporary Art (A&H)

SLN 23149 (View UW registration info »)

Charles Stobbs (Art)
Email: csisopod@uw.edu

Credits: 5
Limit: 22 students

5 seats reserved for incoming freshmen

Pending change to remote learning
pending course fee removal

This course will focus on conventions of publication and exhibition making in order to examine the extent in which these conventions become part of the body of an artwork. Specifically we will be looking into various strategies of displaying, archiving, and disseminating art, and how these have historically been catalyzed by various artists. The course is centered in Joseph Grigely’s essay ‘Exhibition Prosthetics’, but will expand to encounter numerous institutional and counter-institutional practices. We will interface with these concepts through reading, film screenings, listening, journaling, making ‘texts’, and producing a group exhibition.