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Authenticity in Transition

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The papers debate the various ways that changing artistic practices affect our interpretation, conservation, and curation of contemporary art, with a special reference to the shifting concepts of a...
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This volume contains papers from the NeCCAR 2014 conference “Authenticity in Transition”. The papers debate the various ways that changing artistic practices affect our interpretation, conservation, and curation of contemporary art, with a special reference to the shifting concepts of authenticity and artistic intent. The papers examine the topic through many mediums including artists’ viewpoints, the ephemeral nature of materials, historical perspective. The volume especially focuses on the problems caused by a shifting concept of authenticity to the conservation of artworks and conservation ethics.

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Price: £45.00
Pages: 220
Publisher: Archetype Publications
Imprint: Archetype Publications
Publication Date: 01 April 2016
Trim Size: 9.65 X 6.90 in
ISBN: 9781909492363
Format: Paperback
BISACs:

ART / Conservation & Preservation, Conservation, restoration and care of artworks

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Preface

Acknowledgements

Contemporary conservation: keynotes

In the wings 
Jill Sterrett

The aesthetics of change: on the relative durations of the impermanent and critical thinking in conservation 
Hanna Hölling

Contemporary conservation: curating and translating art history

Reconfiguring contemporary art in the museum 
Glenn Wharton

Moving away from the artist’s sway: changes in the critical reception of Mike Kelley’s Day Is Done 
Ariane Noël de Tilly

The Cybernetic Tower by Nicolas Schöffer: the conservator’s role between continuity and historicity of the production 
Manon D’haenens

Between curator and the artist: a problem of authority 
Agnieszka Wielocha

Stills and touches: merging concepts of authenticity between a paper conservator, artists and curators in a private art gallery 
Magdalena Grenda-Kurmanow

... Designed to exist in passing time: Robert Rauschenberg’s Black Painting 
Jennifer Hickey

Identifying aesthetic and technological thresholds in the restoration of contemporary art 
Tiarna Doherty and L.H. (Hugh) Shockey, Jr.

The legalities of authenticity and contemporary art 
Jean E. Brown

Contemporary conservation: connecting practices

Authenticity and authorship in socially engaged art 
Rebecca Gordon

Connecting practices of preservation: exploring authenticities in collaborative performance-based artworks 
Hélia Marçal, Andreia Nogueira, Isabel Pires and Rita Macedo

Blind spots in contemporary art conservation? Results of an interdisciplinary workshop 
Julia Giebeler and Gunnar Heydenreich

Contemporary conservation: reinventing technologies and media

Conservation of contemporary art: from concepts to practice, Cloaca by Wim Delvoye 
Muriel Verbeeck and Nico Broers

In search of the real Suzanne: authenticity and evolving artistic practice in the conservation of a time-based media sculpture by Julian Opie 
Joanna Shepard

Good vibrations: the conservation of Soto’s Grande muro panoramico vibrante 
Paolo Martore

Through the conservator’s lens: from analogue photowork to digital printout. How is authenticity served? 
Sanneke Stigter

Exploring the conservation of net art: a call for authentic alliances 
Annet Dekker

Artist’s experiments with new materials in works of art: how to preserve intent and matter 
Monika Jadzinska

Motors matter: some reflections on the preservation of electro-mechanical devices in contemporary art 
Laura Calvi, Roberto Dipasquale and Iolanda Ratti