[ecrea] new issue: Journal of Curatorial Studies: Paradigms and Pedagogy

*THE JOURNAL OF CURATORIAL STUDIES 6.2*

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*SPECIAL ISSUE: PARADIGMS AND PEDAGOGY*

After five years of publication, the /Journal of Curatorial Studies/ 
turns its focus upon the discipline of curatorial studies itself. This 
special issue examines the field of curatorial studies to generate 
discussion about the most crucial issues influencing its future. What 
are the definitions and parameters of curatorial studies as a 
discipline? How can curatorial studies develop in a changing academic, 
cultural and political context? What new topics and practices will be 
essential for curatorial studies scholars to address? Divided into two 
sections -- 'Paradigms' and 'Pedagogy' -- that reflect the 
preoccupations of those contributing to curatorial studies today, the 
authors in this issue explore theories and methods central to curatorial 
studies and speculate on how the discipline is poised to evolve.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction: Paradigms and Pedagogy in Curatorial Studies

JENNIFER FISHER AND JIM DROBNICK

ARTICLES

PARADIGMS

Mapping the Contexts of Contemporary Curating: The Visual Arts 
Exhibitionary Complex

TERRY SMITH

Curating and the End of the Professions

LIANNE MCTAVISH

Inside the Yellow Box: Cultural Exceptionalism and the Ideology of the 
Gallery Space

PAUL GLADSTON AND LYNNE HOWARTH-GLADSTON

PEDAGOGY

Mind the Gap: Distinguishing Between the Perception and Intention of 
Curatorial Education

­­LEIGH MARKOPOULOS

Edging Disciplines

JEAN-PAUL MARTINON

The Local versus the Global in Curating and Curatorial Pedagogy

AMELIA JONES

CURATORIAL REFLECTION


  The Curatorial and Its Mediation

NINA MÖNTMANN

EXHIBITION REVIEWS

In Search of Expo 67

BARBORA RACEVIČIŪTĖ

Sara Berman’s Closet

CHARLENE K. LAU

Offshore: Artists Explore the Sea

PANDORA SYPEREK

56 Artillery Lane

FIONA ALLEN

Learning from Athens

CHRISTINA LANDBRECHT

Vivienne Westwood: Get a Life!

JOY XIANG

BOOK REVIEWS

Biennials, Triennials, and Documenta: The Exhibitions that Created 
Contemporary Art, Charles Green and Anthony Gardner

PANOS KOMPATSIARIS

Displaying Time: The Many Temporalities of the Festival of India, 
Rebecca M. Brown

KARIN ZITZEWITZ

SYMPOSIUM REVIEW

Stay Still, Translate: Performance, Presentation, Conservation of 
Tableau Vivant in Canada

DENA DAVIDA

The /Journal of Curatorial Studies/ is an international, peer-reviewed 
publication that explores the increasing relevance of curating and 
exhibitions and their impact on institutions, audiences, aesthetics and 
display culture. Inviting perspectives from multiple academic fields, 
the journal welcomes a diversity of disciplinary approaches on curating 
and exhibitions broadly defined. By catalyzing debate and serving as a 
venue for the emerging discipline of curatorial studies, this journal 
encourages the development of the theory, practice and history of 
curating, as well as the analysis of exhibitions and display culture in 
general.

For more information, visit the journal's website and Facebook page:

_http://www.intellectbooks.co.uk/journals/view-Journal,id=205/_

_http://www.facebook.com/JournalOfCuratorialStudies_



Jennifer Fisher and Jim Drobnick
Editors
/Journal of Curatorial Studies/
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