Muntadas. Video Works, to be presented at OCAT Shanghai in October 2017, will be the first exhibition tat the New York based Spanish artist has ever brought to China. [...]

The interviews whose fragments are included in this book were conducted between March and October 2016 in Baltimore County, Maryland, Cambridge, and New York City, and are an integral part of the About Academia project. This volume is not an independent publication but rather a complimentary tool intended to provide a broader context to the viewer.

The interviews whose fragments are included in this book were conducted between March and October 2016 in Baltimore County, Maryland, Cambridge, and New York City, and are an integral part of the About Academia project. This volume is not an independent publication but rather a complimentary tool intended to provide a broader context to the viewer.

Texto sobre la obra Palabras, palabras… (2017), en opúsculo realizado para la exposición homónima en la galería Moisés Pérez de Albéniz.

The exhibition title "Asian Protocols" refers to various conventions related to certain official and private matters either in society generally or in people's personal lives. When used in different situations, the word "protocol" can have a variety of meanings, such as a diplomatic procedure, an agreement and/or a document stipulating such an agreement, a system of customs and rules operating in society, the rules and methods regulating a scientific or artistic field, od the procedural methods and rules governing computer-based telecommunications, etc.

"Muntadas: Asian Protocols" round-table transcripts. Experts in/from China, Korea and Japan share new and different perspectives on three main topics Public/Private Space, Censorship, The Construction of Fear.

ENG / The Total Museum presents a major exhibition, the Muntadas: Asian Protocols by the internationally recognized artist Antoni Muntadas, one of the early pioneers of conceptual and media art. In this project, he highlights the similarities, differences, and conflicts between South Korea, China, and Japan through massive images.

Acte 28: Muntadas/Franch, dispositius d'exposición gira en torno a las múltiples colaboraciones que Antoni Muntadas y Enric Franch han llevado a cabo a lo largo de casi treinta años. La muestra parte de una reflexión sobre la forma en la que se expone el arte contemporáneo y nos permite aproximarnos a la relación entre el artista y el diseñador de una exposición, y entre las obras y el espacio expositivo. En esta línea, se presentan los trabajos que estos autores han realizado conjuntamente desde 1985.

Los refranes reflejan la sabiduría popular y en cierta forma representan una cultura y un modo de comprender y manifestar una realidad vivida.

Addressing the unique social, political, and economic context for universities and academia in Vancouver, British Columbia, this publication is part of Muntada's residency through the Audain Visual Artist in Residence Program at the School for Contemporary Arts at Simon Fraser University and is realized in partnership with Line magazine and the Audain Gallery.