Join Dr Victoria Lawson for a discussion on the writing of Claire Bishop – art historian, critic and Professor of Art History at Cambridge University.
Participants will consider Bishop’s text ‘Pedagogic Projects: How do you bring a classroom to life as if it were a work of art’, from her publication ‘Artificial Hells: Participatory Art and the Politics of Spectatorship’ (2012), and its relevance to the research and art practice of Keg de Souza.
Cost:
Free. Beginners welcome.
Bookings essential.
Reading materials will be provided to registered participants.
Venue:
Griffith University Art Museum, 226 Grey Street, South Bank, Brisbane
Presented in association with the exhibition ‘Keg de Souza: Common Knowledge and Learning Curves’, Griffith University Art Museum, Brisbane.
Image: Keg de Souza, ‘Common Knowledge and Learning Curves’, installation view, Artspace, Sydney, 2018, courtesy the artist. Photo: Zan Wimberley
