| | Friday 19th September |
| Saturday 20th September |
9am
9.50am
| Registrations: Gallery Foyer, Ground Level. Refreshments: Yiribana Foyer, Lower Level 3
Welcome: Anthony Bond, Head of International Art and General Manager Curatorial Services
| 9am | Registrations and refreshments: Yiribana Foyer, Lower Level 3 |
10-12.30 | Politics and Ethics
Plenary Speaker: Julian Stallabrass, Courtauld Institute of Art, London
Session Chair: Bronwyn Clark-Coolee
Speakers:
Anthony White: Abstract Art and Fascism in Como
Kit Messham-Muir: All That Remained: The Ethics of Displaying Holocaust Artefacts and Art
Jill Bennett: Affect and Transnationality in 'Post-9-11' Political Art
| 9.30-11am | Roundtable Discussion: Curatorial Issues
Session Chair: David McNeill
Discussants:
Okwui Enwezor: Artistic Director of Documenta 11
Dr Julian Stallabrass: Courtauld Institute of Art, London
Dr Jenny Harper: Associate Professor, University of Wellington, NZ
Dr Charles Merewether: Collections Curator, Getty Research Institute
Djon Mundine: Indigenous Research Fellow in the Arts and Humanities, Australian National University
Ken Watson: Curator Aboriginal Art, Art Gallery of New South Wales
Anthony Bond: Head of International Art, Art Gallery of New South Wales |
12.30-2.00 |
Lunch and site visit: Lunch is not provided. The AGNSW café is open and several venues nearby. | 11-11.30 |
Refreshments: |
2.00-4.15 | Art and Ethics in the Pacific Rim
Plenary Speaker: Dr Charles Merewether, Collections Curator-Getty Research Institute
Session Chair: Professor Roger Benjamin
Speakers:
Thomas Berguis: Eating people is wrong: Positioning Experimental Art in China
Barbara Bolt: The Performativity of Indigenous Art
Karen Kosasa: Critical Conversations: Colonialism, Pedagogy and Museum Studies
| 11.30-1.45 | Institutional Ethics
Plenary Speaker: Associate Professor Jenny Harper, Victoria University of Wellington, NZ
Session Chair: Donna Brett
Speakers:
Alain Viguier: Art History: New Museology and the Document
Jolanta Nowak: The Limits of Representation and the Limits of Art: Richter and the Relationship between Art and Ethics
Michael Goldberg: Catching a Falling Knife-a study in Greed, Fear and Irrational Exuberance |
4.30-5.00 | Short Break | 1.45-2.45 | Lunch: Lunch is not provided. The AGNSW café is open and several venues nearby |
5-6.00 | Keynote Address
Okwui Enwezor, Artistic Director of Documenta 11
A Roundtable panel will discuss Curatorial issues raised in the Keynote in addition to other current curatorial concerns, tomorrow morning from 9.30-11am. | 2.45-5.15 |
Bioethics: relation to art of the body
Plenary Speaker: Professor Anthea Callen, Nottingham University
Session Chair: Anna Munster
Speakers:
Fay Brauer: Eradicating Difference: The Bioethics of Imaging Neo-Darwinist Eugenics
Pat Simpson: Eugenics and Images of the Soviet New Person in the 1920s-30s
Ionat Zurr: The Ethical Claims of Bio-art: Killing the Other, or Self-Cannibalism?
Anna Munster: Biotechnical art and the ethico-aesthetic paradigm
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6-7.00 | Conference drinks: Yiribana Foyer, Lower Level 3 | 5.30 | Closing drinks: Venue to be confirmed. |
7-11.00 | Conference Dinner: Gallery Restaurant
Prior booking for the conference dinner is essential. See Registration Form for details |
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