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Claire Bishop (b.1971) is an art historian and critic based in London. She is currently Assistant Professor in the History of Art department at Warwick University and is Visiting Professor in the Curating Contemporary Art department at the Royal College of Art, London. Recent publications include Installation Art: A Critical History (Tate, 2005) and Participation (Whitechapel and MIT, 2006). She is a regular contributor to Artforum, October and other magazines.
This lecture talks about the gallery as a social space.
I want to use the gallery space to document a scoial change within my own experience; the encounters with avante garde and. Art outside the gallery documented within the exhibition.
"capitalism depends upon an idea of the privetised individual consumer, leading to an interest in producing works of art that emphasise our status as or social or collective subjects"
Claire Bishop
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