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exhibition, what kind of artistic matter (or at least typology of artistic matter) the
“strong view of a single curator” was dealing with.
Let’s continue reading Ms Smith’s article: “[…] "When Attitude Becomes Form"
arguably the most famous exhibition of new art of the postwar era, was assembled
quickly and opened in March 1969 in reaction to "Documenta 4" of 1968. It was the
first big show to acknowledge a broad range of mixed-media works that fell under
freshly minted headings like Arte Povera, Process Art, Anti-Form, Conceptual Art
and Performance Art. […] Szeemann in 1972 was […] appointed the sole curator of
the fifth Documenta. That quickly became a legend and an example, introducing
installation and performance-oriented art to even broader audiences”
You were able to immediately mint an appropriate name for defining what you were
observing and you were so aware of that to even be able of intriguing of that a large
audience… because of your capability, you were a strong curator.
We can agree that Mr. Szeeman is guilty to have invented the freelance curatorship
but we saw his scientific devotion to the cause. Nowadays his sons or daughters, a
more or less high number of new independent curators, co-write the concept of the
exhibitions forming an undifferentiated risk-sharing team that works like it was
playing hide and seek in a perspective of monopoly that is the exclusive "possession"
of the biennial’s curatorial role, travelling all over the world and enlarging his or her
personage using the medias: we are not able to see the more capable curator but at
least he or she can help all the others of the team to be appointed curator
somewhere else.
Point two’s final question: is the new figure of the independent curator inconsistently
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gerçekleflticurrency1i zamanda, “tek bir küratörün kuvvetli görüflünün” ne tür bir sanatsal
meseleyle (ya da en az›ndan sanatsal meselenin tipolojisiyle) ucurrency1raflt›currency1›.
Bn Smith’in makalesini okumaya devam edelim: “[…] “Tav›rlar biçime dönüflünce”,
savafl sonras› çacurrency1›n tart›flmal› flekilde en ünlü yeni sanat sergisi, süratle düzenlendi
ve Mart 1969’da 1968’in “Documenta 4”üne tepki olarak aç›ld›. Bu, taze icat edilmifl
Arte Povera, Proses Sanat›, Anti-biçim, Kavramsal Sanat ve Performans Sanat› gibi
isimler alt›nda s›n›fland›r›lan kar›fl›k teknicurrency1e dayal› iflleri genifl kapsamda tan›yan, ilk
büyük gösteriydi. […] Szeemann 1972’de […] beflinci Documenta’n›n tek küratörü
olarak atand›. Bu hemen bir efsaneye ve örnecurrency1e dönüfltü, yerlefltirme ve performans
odakl› sanat›, daha da genifl kitlelere tan›tt›.”
Gözlemledicurrency1inizi tan›mlamak için, derhal uygun bir isim uydurabiliyordunuz.Bunun o
kadar fark›ndayd›n›z ki, genifl bir izleyici kitlesini bile kand›rabiliyordunuz…
Yetenecurrency1iniz sayesinde, güçlü bir küratördünüz.
Bay Szeeman’›n serbest küratörlücurrency1ü icat etmekten dolay› suçlu olducurrency1unda hemfikir
olabiliriz – ama onun davas›na bilimsel sadakatini gördük. Bugünlerde ocurrency1ullar› ya da
k›zlar›, oldukça fazla say›daki yeni bacurrency1›ms›z küratör, bienalin küratörel rolünün özel
“mal”› olan tekelci bak›fl aç›s›yla, saklambaç oynar gibi çal›flan, riski paylaflan,
farkl›laflmam›fl bir ekip oluflturarak, sergilerin kavram›n› birlikte yaz›yorlar, tüm
dünyay› dolafl›yor ve medyalar› kullanarak kifliliklerini geniflletiyorlar: daha yetkin
küratörü göremiyoruz ama en az›ndan o, ekibin tüm dicurrency1er elemanlar›n›n baflka bir
yerde küratör olarak atanmalar›n›n önünü aç›yor.
‹kinci notun son sorusu: yeni bacurrency1›ms›z küratör figürü, tutars›z bir flekilde risk alan
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