this structure existing upon the curators, in other words the supporters, sponsors,
due to their commercial concerns have just in terms of form started to get involved
in this. Therefore meaning has disappeared, there is just form, only form is being
followed. Supporting events and constitutions like biennials which have considerable
visibility causes an enormous reputation and the added value of this prestigious
position is being accounted for. In fact being a “stakeholder” or “supporter”
dependig upon the content of art or its necessity doesn’t occur. “Support” is
appreciated as a result of certain commercial relations. How many artist names can
you remember from the Istanbul Biennials? You can only remember the names of
the curators and the supporting sponsors. The commercial aspect is utmost
effective and the whole thing is being forced and actually has started to be perceived
through form.
80 SESSION 2 / 2. OTURUM / MARCUS GRAF
sonra, sahneye uluslararas› küratörler yine bir grup dan›flmanla ç›kt›.
T. MEL‹H GÖRGÜN: Sizin ve Sn. Ekaterina Degot’nun da vurgulad›currency1› gibi
küratörlerin üstündeki bu yap›, yani destekçiler, sponsorlar ticari bir kayg›yla sadece
biçimsel olarak bunun içerisine girmeye bafllad›lar. Böylece anlam ortadan
kayboldu, biçim var, biçim üzerinden gidiliyor. Bienal gibi görünürlücurrency1ü büyük
etkinlikleri ya da oluflumlar› desteklemek son derece iyi bir prestij kazand›r›yor ve
bu “prestij”in katma decurrency1erleri üzerinden hesaplar yap›l›yor. Gerçekten sanat›n
içericurrency1i, ya da gereklilicurrency1i üzerinden düflünülerek “paydafl olma” ya da “destekleme”
durumu gerçekleflmiyor. Birtak›m ticari iliflkilerin sonucunda “destek” takdir
ediliyor. ‹stanbul Bienallerinden kaç tane sanatç›n›n ad›n› hat›rlayabiliyorsunuz?
Sadece küratörlerin ad›n› hat›rlayabiliyorsunuz ve destek sponsorlar›n ad›n›
hat›rlayabiliyorsunuz. Ticari durum son derece etkin vaziyette ve ifl tamamen biçim
üzerinden alg›lat›lmaya ve alg›lanmaya baflland›.
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