“Exhibition as Residency–Art, Anthropology, Collaboration”
18-22 November 2013
Arts Incubator in Washington Park
18-22 November 2013
Arts Incubator in Washington Park
301 E. Garfield Blvd.
Chicago, IL 60637
Chicago, IL 60637
Ethnographic Terminalia is an initiative that brings artists and anthropologists together to engage in emerging research through exhibition. “Exhibition as Residency” is an interactive installation of several collaborative projects between artists and anthropologists where visitors are invited to explore what lies within and beyond disciplinary territories of art and anthropology. The performative dimension of this exhibition makes visible how collaborations can shape new communities and innovative representations of cultural practice.
The range of artistic and anthropological research on exhibit includes: emergent visual research methods for visualizing place, material culture and indigenous history, film, migration studies, contemporary art, natural/realist painting, fashion design, and curatorial methods.
Featuring:
“Self-Repair” by Charlotte Bik Bandlien, fashion design label HAiK with us! and Ruben Steinum [Norway]
“The Ethnographic Process of Portrait-Painting” by Zoe Bray [UK/Basque Country]
“Shrines of Citizenship” by The EBANO Collective [Portugal]
The Ethnographic Terminalia Collective [International]
“Visualizing Arts and Public Life” by Jesse Colin Jackson, Tori Foster, Lindsay A Bell [USA/Canada]
“Habitat” by Ian Kirkpatrick [UK]
“Re-connections: Coast Salish Knitting and Resilience in Chicago” by Andrea Walsh, Trudi Lynn Smith, and Sylvia Olsen in collaboration with Coast Salish Knitters Adam Olsen and Joni Olsen [Canada]
“Imaginary Venues [Almost There—Washington Park]” by Robert Willim [Sweden]
GALLERY ENCOUNTERS and PUBLIC HOURS
a full schedule of events and project descriptions can be found on our website after 1 November 2013
Monday: 12-3pm
Wednesday: 12-3pm
Thursday: 12-3pm
Friday: 12-6pm
RECEPTION
Friday, November 22, 2013, 6-9pm
Please visit our website for more details or follow us on Facebook:
http://ethnographicterminalia.org/2013-chicago
“Self-Repair” by Charlotte Bik Bandlien, fashion design label HAiK with us! and Ruben Steinum [Norway]
“The Ethnographic Process of Portrait-Painting” by Zoe Bray [UK/Basque Country]
“Shrines of Citizenship” by The EBANO Collective [Portugal]
The Ethnographic Terminalia Collective [International]
“Visualizing Arts and Public Life” by Jesse Colin Jackson, Tori Foster, Lindsay A Bell [USA/Canada]
“Habitat” by Ian Kirkpatrick [UK]
“Re-connections: Coast Salish Knitting and Resilience in Chicago” by Andrea Walsh, Trudi Lynn Smith, and Sylvia Olsen in collaboration with Coast Salish Knitters Adam Olsen and Joni Olsen [Canada]
“Imaginary Venues [Almost There—Washington Park]” by Robert Willim [Sweden]
GALLERY ENCOUNTERS and PUBLIC HOURS
a full schedule of events and project descriptions can be found on our website after 1 November 2013
Monday: 12-3pm
Wednesday: 12-3pm
Thursday: 12-3pm
Friday: 12-6pm
RECEPTION
Friday, November 22, 2013, 6-9pm
Please visit our website for more details or follow us on Facebook:
http://ethnographicterminalia.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/terminalia/
https://arts.uchicago.edu/content/ethnographic-terminalia
https://arts.uchicago.edu/
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