Wide Audiences and the Visual Arts from 1950 to the Present: Agencies, Politics and Discourses
Artists and/or Wide Audiences
30 November, 2018
Lectures by Katharine J. Wright, Andrew Cappetta and Patrick Van Rossem. Moderated by: Laura Ramírez
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Wide Audiences and the Visual Arts from 1950 to the Present: Agencies, Politics and Discourses
Lecture by Lynn Spigel
30 November, 2018
This lecture explores how, since the 1960s, certain American artists have used talk shows as a space to develop artistic and political practices of co -
Wide Audiences and the Visual Arts from 1950 to the Present: Agencies, Politics and Discourses
Broadening Audiences, Expanding Channels
30 November, 2018
Lectures by Briley Rasmussen, Daniel Verdú and Laura Gómez Vaquero. Moderated by: Alberto López Cuenca -
Wide Audiences and the Visual Arts from 1950 to the Present: Agencies, Politics and Discourses
Biennials and Contemporary Publics
30 November, 2018
Lectures by Eva March and María Dolores Barrena Delgado. Moderated by: Desirée Vidal -
Wide Audiences and the Visual Arts from 1950 to the Present: Agencies, Politics and Discourses
Round-table discussion "Towards a Constituent Museum"
29 noviembre, 2018
With the participation of Pablo Martínez, Fran MM Cabeza de Vaca, Onur Yıldız and Adela Železnik. Moderated by Jesús Carrillo. -
Wide Audiences and the Visual Arts from 1950 to the Present: Agencies, Politics and Discourses
Art (and) Mediation
29 November, 2018
Lectures by Ariadna Lorenzo, Elizabeth Stainforth and Ana Baeza Ruiz, Sonia Jiménez Hortelano, and Clara Solbes Borja and Emily Watlington. -
Wide Audiences and the Visual Arts from 1950 to the Present: Agencies, Politics and Discourses
Reception, Participation and Appropriation
29 November, 2018
Lectures by Ivana Hanacek, Catalina Imizcoz, André Rui Graça and Alia Soliman. Moderated by: Laura Caballero. -
Wide Audiences and the Visual Arts from 1950 to the Present: Agencies, Politics and Discourses
Lecture by Juan Martín Prada
29 November, 2018
This lecture looks at the transformations that new connectivity technologies — particularly social media – have engendered in the relationships betwee
