Editorial Note
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We’re delighted to bring to you the second of issue of Field Notes with a query that is close to the heart of Asia Art Archive: what does it mean to be archiving? In this issue, we propose the archive as a method to illustrate the way in which initiatives like ours are taking the archive to counter, complicate, and reimagine systems in which narratives of modern and contemporary art are being produced, circulated, and understood. ...More |
In This Issue :
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On the Van Abbemuseum Archives A conversation between Charles Esche, Diana Franssen and Nick Aikens, Van Abbemuseum
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On the Practice of the Oral History Archives of Japanese Art - Part I: Toward oral histories of art in Asia Hiroko Ikegami, Oral History Archives of Japanese Art
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On the Practice of the Oral History Archives of Japanese Art - Part II: Introduction: Two Interview Excerpts Hiroko Ikegami, Oral History Archives of Japanese Art
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On the Practice of the Oral History Archives of Japanese Art - Part III: Interview with Kunie Sugiura Interview with Kunie Sugiura, conducted by Reiko Tomii and Hiroko Ikegami
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On the Practice of the Oral History Archives of Japanese Art - Part IV: Interview with Ishiuchi Miyako Interview with Ishiuchi Miyako, conducted by Kokatsu Reiko and Nakajima Izumi
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Hans Van Dijk Archive Introduction by Fiona He and visual essay by Yung Tsz Kin, Asia Art Archive
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Micropolitics of the Archive - Part I: Southern Conceptualisms Network and the political possibilities of microhistories Joaquin Barriendos, Cristian Gomez Moya, David Gutierrez Castaneda, Miguel A. Lopez, Jaime Vindel, Southern Conceptualisms Network
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Micropolitics of the Archive - Part II: Southern Conceptualisms Network, a brief chronology Southern Conceptualisms Network
