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Canadian Art

Anne Lind International Program’s Peter Eleey lecture now online

Released June 24, 2010

In this video, taped on May 26, 2010, as part of Canadian Art’s Anne Lind International Program, Peter Eleey, curator at PS1 Contemporary Art Center, speaks about his exhibition “The Talent Show,” organized when he was curator at the Walker Art Center. Eleey outlines the curatorial concept behind his exhibition, using works by Gerhard Richter, John Cage and Robert Rauschenberg as starting points to discuss his fascination with ideas of blankness and disappearance. He also highlights works by Piero Manzoni, Andy Warhol, Chris Burden, Gillian Wearing, Adrian Piper and many other artists, all of whose work sheds light on the idea that contemporary life means being constantly on view, and that areas of blankness are now both a stage and a place for suspicion. (Running time 55 min 52 sec)


 

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