I have been copy-editing and proofing essays for the issue # 10 of PARSE Journal on Migration for quite a while now – since the autumn in fact – but the end is in sight. The advantage of digital open access journals is of course that material can be posted on a rolling basis. WhichContinue reading “More parsing for PARSE”
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PARSE 9 on Work
The ninth issue of PARSE Journal is now live, on the recently revamped website. Some further texts still to be added (and some texts still to be tweaked), but there is a lot to explore on issues related to artistic work, labour, working conditions, care and self-care through a wide range of texts. On theContinue reading “PARSE 9 on Work”
Meta PARSE
In the course of 2018 the Faculty of Fine, Applied, and Performing Arts at the University of Gothenburg has shifted its publishing approach. Rather than publishing PARSE Journal via distinct issues in both print and online, as it had done since its inception, it has gone mainly digital. As the new website states: ‘PARSE does not undertake orContinue reading “Meta PARSE”
Curating After the Global
Following on from How Institutions Think (2017), and The Curatorial Conundrum, What to Study? What to Research? What to Practice? (2016), I will shortly start work on Curating after the Global. Following a conference at the Luma Foundation in Arles in September 2017, the book aims to address curating with respect to questions of locality, geopolitical change, the reassertion ofContinue reading “Curating After the Global”
How Institutions Think
Following the conference titled ‘How Institutions Think’, which took place in Arles in 2016, and which was organised by CCS Bard, Central St. Martins, Valand Academy (University of Gothenburg) and the Luma Foundation, work has commenced on the book. I will be working on it as managing editor, alongside editors Paul O’Neill, Lucy Steeds andContinue reading “How Institutions Think”
Public Enquiries: PARK LEK and the Scandinavian Social Turn
I am currently proofing texts for a book entitled Public Enquiries, which follows a symposium that took place in 2016. Public Enquiries is a research project that has its starting point in the artistic practice of Kerstin Bergendal, with a particular focus on her project PARK LEK. More information about the different phases of the project can be found here.Continue reading “Public Enquiries: PARK LEK and the Scandinavian Social Turn”
