Entrée principale:

Ricciardo, Massimo, 1979- author artist.

Titre et auteur:

Encounters in an archive : object of migration/photo-objects of art history / Massimo Ricciardo ; edited by Costanza Caraffa, Almut Goldhahn ; texts by Costanza Caraffa [and eight others].

Publication:

Foligno : Viaindustriae Publishing, [2023]

Description:

208 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 25 cm.

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Displaying migration? Fragile objects, displaced archives, curatorial practices = Esporre la migrazione? Oggetti fragili, archivi dislocati, pratiche curatoriali / Costanza Caraffa, Almut Goldhahn -- The urgency of the contemporary. Encounters about the installations of Massimo Ricciardo = L'urgenza del contemporaneo. Incontri attorno alle installazioni di Massimo Ricciardo / Tiziana Serena interviews Massimo Ricciardo, Costanza Caraffa, Almut Goldhahn -- Objects of migration; photo-objects of art history -- Migrations across the modern and contemporary Mediterranean--towards a theory of transit / Anna-Sophia Messner, Eva-Maria Troelenberg -- Artists disrupting archives. Crashing the border between real and representation / Angelika Stephen -- Crossing the line / Kylie Thomas -- A memory that exceeds the archive. Space, objectuality, absence in the visual representation of migrations / Anna Chiara Cimoli -- Forking paths. Reading an exhibition as a curatorial act / Başak Şenova -- Encounters in an archive
Text in English and Italian.

Résumé:

"This book deals with objects of migration on the central Mediterranean route. Traces of this phenomenon include objects left more or less voluntarily by migrant people along their journey, particularly upon arrival on the shores of Lampedusa and Sicily. Since 2013, hundreds of these objects have been retrieved by Massimo Ricciardo with his colleague Thomas Kilpper, and are now part of the Objects of Escape - Inventories of Migration archive. These objects are functional to the journey, such as biscuit tins and water bottles, passports and nautical charts, but they also relate to identity and memory, such as family photographs, diaries, or a handful of earth from their homeland. In the installation Objects of Migration, Photo-Objects of Art History: Encounters in an Archive, Ricciardo creates a dialogue between selected objects from this archive and structures from the KHI Photothek on the other. The installation, which led to this book, raises a series of highly relevant questions about these 'talking' objects: who do they belong to? Are they part of the cultural heritage? What would be the appropriate artistic and curatorial approach if one decided to collect, archive, exhibit, transform them?"
"Global migration is one of the most pressing matters facing contemporaneity, but also a leitmotif in the work of Massimo Ricciardo. In this project, the artist creates a dialogue between photgraphic objects from the Phototek of the Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz and objects of migration: things that are functional to the journey, such as passports and nautical charts, but also to identity and memory, such as family photographs, diaries, a sample of earth from the homeland. Who do these 'talking' objects belong to? What are the appropriate artistic and curatorial practices if one decides to collect, archive, exhibit, transform them? The dialogues prompted by Ricciardo's installation continue in this book and involve a polyphony of voices." -- Page 2 of cover

ISBN:

9788897753902
8897753906

Sujet:

Ricciardo, Massimo, 1979- Exhibitions.
Found objects (Art) Exhibitions.
Personal belongings in art Exhibitions.
Emigration and immigration in art Exhibitions.
Archives in art Exhibitions.
Installations (Art) 21st century.
Personal belongings in art.
Emigration and immigration in art.
Archives in art.
Objets personnels dans l'art.
Émigration et immigration dans l'art.
Archives dans l'art.
Installations (Art) 21e siècle.
Objets personnels dans l'art Expositions.
Émigration et immigration dans l'art Expositions.
Archives dans l'art Expositions.

Classification/genre:

exhibition catalogs.
Exhibition catalogs.
Catalogues d'exposition.

Vedettes secondaires:

Caraffa, Costanza, editor.
Goldhahn, Almut, editor.
Goldhahn, A.
Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz, host institution.

Exemplaires:

Localisation: Bibliothèque main 318248
Cote: 318248
Exemplaire: 1
Statut: Disponible