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| lne Gevers | curator \ writer \ activist |
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| [top] | 2009 · Niet Normaal · Difference on Display (forthcoming) Editors: Ine Gevers, Miriam van Rijsingen, Maaike Bleeker Authors: José van Dijck, Karin Spaink, Jürgen Link, Celia Lury, Nancy Fraser, Bojana Kunst, Peter Sloterdijk, Ingunn Moser, Tom Shakespeare et al. ‹ www.naipublishers.nl › The accompanying publication examines the philosophy of emancipation that inspired the exhibition in greater depth. See also exhibition (Niet Normaal · Difference on Display), production (Niet Normaal · Difference on Display, Vision + Concept) and publication (Difference on Display). ›› read full text |
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| [top] | 2006 · Niet Normaal · Difference on Display (voorheen Alleman) Publication for sponsoring Niet Normaal · Difference on Display. Presentations and expert meetings at BAK, Utrecht (in collaboration with Maria Hlavajova). Design: Kossmann & de Jong. See also exhibition (Niet Normaal · Difference on Display), production (Niet Normaal · Difference on Display, Vision + Concept) and publication (Difference on Display). ›› download |
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| [top] | 2006 · Niet Normaal · Difference on Display, Vision + Concept The exhibition Niet Normaal · Difference on Display departs from a paradox that is becoming increasingly evident in today's society. Crossovers and dynamic partnerships between empowerment movements and intelligent machines offer promising possibilities in terms of diversity and difference. However, commerce and global economics tend to exploit new developments in biotechnology, robotics and virtual technologies, primarily in favour of normality and homogeneity. Before long, governments and companies, as well as citizens themselves, could come to discriminate not only on the usual grounds (gender, race and culture), but also on the basis of health status and genetic constitution. The problems we could come to face in this genocracy could overshadow those of globalisation and multiculturalism. Presentations and expert meetings at BAK, Utrecht (in collaboration with Maria Hlavajova). Design: Bram Nijssen. See also exhibition (Niet Normaal · Difference on Display), production (Niet Normaal · Difference on Display) and publication (Difference on Display). ›› download |
| [top] | 1999 · (En)countering the Culture of the Norm Brochure, published for the symposium, ed. Ine Gevers/ De Geuzen, Amsterdam, 1999. With contributions of Martijn Dekker, Gunilia Gerland, Ine Gevers. See also exhibition (Temporary Sanity: an alternative plea when considering madness and motive). ›› view images ›› read full text |
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| [top] | 1994 |
| [top] | 1993 · Place Position Presentation Public The fact that there is no place for us outside our ideologically controlled and mediated society is not a reason to refrain from action, commitment and taking up positions. This publication aims to give an impetus to the debate which questions the possible critical functions of art, given the manipulative and ideologically affirmative strategies of the (institutional) structure within which art has to function. The essays address the choices one has to make with respect to 'place, position, presentation, public' in order to direct the meaning, function and effect of the work of art in its complex, discursive field of signification. Although 'placing', 'presenting' and 'interpreting' are in the first instance read as referring to the object that is at stake here (work of art, text, installation), it is impossible not to take into account the complicating presence of the producing subject in the post-Freudian sense. Anthology with essays of participants of the symposium in april 1992, ed. Ine Gevers, Jan van Eyck Akademie, Maastricht. With contributions of Debora Meijers, Charles Harrison, Andrea Fraser, Fritz Rahmann, Martha Rosler, Cor Blok, Michael Lingner, Dennis Adams, Adrian Piper, Norbert Radermacher, Patricia Philips, Michael Zinganel, Judith Barry, Peter Weibel, Laura Mulvey, Keith Piper, Jean Fisher and Ine Gevers. Design: Mevis en Van Deursen. See also exhibition, symposium and publication (Introduction). ›› view images |
| [top] | 1992 · Cultural Identity: Fiction or Necessity Papers of the lecturers of the symposium in Maastricht were published in Third Text, 18, spring 1992. With contributions of Sebastian López, Clementine Deliss, Guy Brett, Claudio Goulart, Rasheed Araeen, Jan Mot, Els van der Plas, Paul Faber. Ed. Ine Gevers/ Jean Fisher/Rasheed Araeen. Design: Tony Fisher. See also event and publication. ›› view images |
| [top] | 1991 |
| [top] | 1990 |