Muntadas: Asian Protocols

Categoría de la publicación (Forma física)
Tipología de la publicación (Contenido)
Publicación de referencia que menciona a Muntadas
Lugar de publicación
Fecha inicial (1) / final (2)
Fecha exacta
No
Fecha exacta
No
ISBN / ISSN
979-11-85518-13-8
Idiomas
Dimensiones
24 x 18 cm
Color / ByN
Color
Nº páginas
305
Tapa dura / blanda
Tapa blanda
Evento / Exposición relacionado
Editorial
Total Museum of Contemporary Art
Descripción / Sinopsis

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. The exhibition is comprised of 5 parts; (1) which is arranged and re-organized based on more than 43 key words such as: diplomacy and censorship; (2) 3 video projections of ‘On Translation: Go Round- China’, ‘On Translation: On View- Japan’, ‘On Translation: On Listening- South Korea’; (3) Public / Private spaces in 3 cities: Beijing, Seoul, and Tokyo; (4) Blackboard dialog on the 3 countries; (5) Protocol archives. Antoni Muntadas wants to share the images of Asia from the foreign outsider’s view point and deepen the understanding of politics, history, economy, culture, and society of the three Asian countries: South Korea, China, and Japan, through the exhibition Muntadas: Asian Protocols, stating in the artist’s notes that “I am curious about the similarities and differences between three of Asia’s main countries: China, South Korea and Japan. I am no specialist and I don’t speak any of the three languages, but I am interested in relating images to codes that may or may not be understood as forming part of the stereotypes, and in reflecting the point of view of the outsider.” http://www.wtimes.kr/sub.php?code=article&category=21&mode=view&board_num=230

 

Enlace al catálogo de China.

Enlace al catálogo de Japón

 

 

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Público