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Black Dog Publishing eBooks, 2014
Project 1975 discusses globalization in art and the relationship between the Dutch postcolonial p... more Project 1975 discusses globalization in art and the relationship between the Dutch postcolonial predicament and contemporary art.
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Éditée par le Van Abbemuseum d’Eindhoven, sous la direction de Nick Aikens, susan pui san lok et ... more Éditée par le Van Abbemuseum d’Eindhoven, sous la direction de Nick Aikens, susan pui san lok et Sophie Orlando, cette publication marque l’aboutissement d’un programme de recherche international porté par l’University of the Arts London. Proposant une relecture du conceptualisme et de sa supposée résistance aux politiques de l’identité, ce livre détaille les manières dont des artistes conceptuel.le.s se sont emparé.e.s, en Europe, de considérations migratoires, de genre, de classe, de sexe ou de race, après les bouleversements politiques et sociaux de 1968. D’approche intersectionnelle, cette réflexion s’articule autour de quatre focus, respectivement consacrés au travail de Nil Yalter, Stanley Brouwn, David Medalla et Mathieu Kleyebe Abonnenc.
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Open Arts Journal, 2016
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Small Axe, 2015
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Small Axe: A Caribbean Journal of Criticism, 2014
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Thesis Chapters by charl landvreugd
The title of this article refers to a form of imagining that takes place from a personal and arti... more The title of this article refers to a form of imagining that takes place from a personal and artistic subject position. Imagining, it is assumed, is always a given feature of creativity and inevitably culturally hybrid. In Landvreugd's practice as an artist, he complements his visual work by exploring a sense of belonging, processes of identification and self-identification, and by positing the significance of his creative endeavours in relation to that of his peers. The purpose of this article is to tease out the relevant artistic subject positions that may be taken by artists in a European setting, specifically in the Netherlands. Pushing the boundaries that result from historical circumstances, the discussion shows that turning toward the imagination is a means to explore how distinct cultures are coalescing, in order to model a new artistic environment that lies beyond an older critical concern with the processes of representation. Dutch artists of the African diaspora, such as Landvreugd, are producing works shaped by different cultural heritages and media cultures. Their creative explorations have resulted in new subjectivities that are diasporic and belong to a wider transatlantic Afro community and yet, at the same time, have a direct bearing on the Netherlands. The changing nature of cultural difference implied in such a process constitutes a field of conceptualisation that may be described under the provisional heading of 'Afropea'. Biographical note Charl Landvreugd studied fine art and art history at Goldsmiths, University of London. As a Fulbright Fellow, he obtained an MA in Modern Art: Critical and Curatorial Studies at Columbia University, New York. He is the recipient of several scholarships and grants, and is currently a doctoral student at London's Royal College of Art, in the field of curating contemporary art. He uses sculpture, performance, installation, video, curating and writing to develop his research into African diaspora aesthetics in continental Europe and specifically the Netherlands.
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Conceptualism: Intersectional Readings, International Framings. Situating "Black Artists & Modernism" in Europe, 2019
EDITORS Nick Aikens, susan pui san lok, Sophie Orlando
TEXTS Nick Aikens, Juan Albarrán, Lotte... more EDITORS Nick Aikens, susan pui san lok, Sophie Orlando
TEXTS Nick Aikens, Juan Albarrán, Lotte Arndt, Eva Bentcheva, Sonia Boyce, Jennifer Burris, Valerie Cassel Oliver, Laura Castagnini, Alice Correia, Sandra Delacourt, David Dibosa, Fabienne Dumont, Iris Dressler, E. C. Feiss, Annie Fletcher, Alexandra Kokoli, Charl Landvreugd, Elisabeth Lebovici, Christa-Maria Lerm Hayes,
susan pui san lok, Sophie Orlando, Sumesh Sharma, Sarah Wilson, Wei Yu
This e-book offers the findings of the conference ‘Conceptualism – Intersectional Readings, International Framings: Situating “Black Artists & Modernism” in Europe After 1968’ at the Van Abbemuseum Eindhoven, 7–9 December 2017, presented by Black Artists & Modernism in collaboration with the Van Abbemuseum.
ISBN 9789490757199
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You will find a few separate parts of this book on my academia profile.
Thesis Chapters by charl landvreugd
E-Publications by charl landvreugd
TEXTS Nick Aikens, Juan Albarrán, Lotte Arndt, Eva Bentcheva, Sonia Boyce, Jennifer Burris, Valerie Cassel Oliver, Laura Castagnini, Alice Correia, Sandra Delacourt, David Dibosa, Fabienne Dumont, Iris Dressler, E. C. Feiss, Annie Fletcher, Alexandra Kokoli, Charl Landvreugd, Elisabeth Lebovici, Christa-Maria Lerm Hayes,
susan pui san lok, Sophie Orlando, Sumesh Sharma, Sarah Wilson, Wei Yu
This e-book offers the findings of the conference ‘Conceptualism – Intersectional Readings, International Framings: Situating “Black Artists & Modernism” in Europe After 1968’ at the Van Abbemuseum Eindhoven, 7–9 December 2017, presented by Black Artists & Modernism in collaboration with the Van Abbemuseum.
ISBN 9789490757199
You will find a few separate parts of this book on my academia profile.
TEXTS Nick Aikens, Juan Albarrán, Lotte Arndt, Eva Bentcheva, Sonia Boyce, Jennifer Burris, Valerie Cassel Oliver, Laura Castagnini, Alice Correia, Sandra Delacourt, David Dibosa, Fabienne Dumont, Iris Dressler, E. C. Feiss, Annie Fletcher, Alexandra Kokoli, Charl Landvreugd, Elisabeth Lebovici, Christa-Maria Lerm Hayes,
susan pui san lok, Sophie Orlando, Sumesh Sharma, Sarah Wilson, Wei Yu
This e-book offers the findings of the conference ‘Conceptualism – Intersectional Readings, International Framings: Situating “Black Artists & Modernism” in Europe After 1968’ at the Van Abbemuseum Eindhoven, 7–9 December 2017, presented by Black Artists & Modernism in collaboration with the Van Abbemuseum.
ISBN 9789490757199