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Date: Tue, 23 May 2000 14:28:21 -0400
From: Ostrow/Kaneda <sostrow-AT-sfaserv.sfa.uconn.edu>
Subject: R. Roth CAA Panel



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>Date: Tue, 23 May 2000 13:17:45 -0400
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>Subject: R. Roth CAA Panel
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>Saul,
>
. I could get by with rough proposals submitted to me by June 10th - even a
telephone call might do. (CAA does not require final abstracts till Sept.
1.)
>My phone # 804 827-0984 (VCU office . I'll be back there May 29.)

>Best,

Richard

Richard Roth
Professor and Chair
Painting and Printmaking Department
Virginia Commonwealth University
>
>Documentary and Presentational Strategies
>
>Richard Roth, Virginia Commonwealth University; mail to: Richard Roth,
>Painting and Printmaking Dept., Virginia Commonweallth University, 1000
>West Broad Street, Richmond, VA 23284; rroth-AT-saturn.vcu.edu
>
>Television network programs like CNN, "Court TV," "Cops," and "The Real
>World," and private web pages and amateur video extend and enliven the
>long history of the documentary project. Grassroots museums and collectors
>of material culture are proliferating. There is also a growing movement of
>artists utilizing documentary approaches and presentational strategies
>(displaying actual "unmediated" artifacts) - Christian Boltanski, Peter
>Greenaway, Jim Shaw, Portia Munson, Fred Wilson, Haim Steinbach, Mike
>Kelley, Damien Hirst, Douglas Blau, Karsten Bott. Artists, historians, and
>cultural critics are invited to discuss: the roots of "the presentational"
>(scientific method, the camera, found objects in cubist assemblage,
>Duchamp, etc.); presentational/documentary modes outside the art world;
>specific artist's projects; the cultures of museums and collections; the
>relationship of the presentational and the representational; and the
>contemporary presentational project - failure (is that all there is?) or
>triumph (the ultimate document . . . the thing itself).
>
>I need short preliminary proposals (plus whatever else CAA requires -
>c.v., application form)  by June 10th the latest. Final Abstracts are due
>to me by Sept. 1. Each panelist will give a 15 - 20 minute presentation at
>the CAA conference in Chicago, February 28 - March 3, 2001.
>
>
>
>




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