Global Visions: Towards a New Internationalism in the Visual Arts

Jean Fisher (Hrsg.) (1994)

»This book brings together some of the foremost thinkers and practitioners in the visual arts in a provocative critique of notions of internationalism, the role of curatorial practice, particularly in relation to debates on cultural identity and difference.« – Kala Press, 1994

This anthology of papers, presented at the INIVA symposium in London in April 1994, presents a critique of notions of internationalism, the role of curatorial practice, the modern museum and art history, particularly in relation to the debates on cultural identity and difference, and the nature of innovation in visual culture at the end of the millennium.