Art history in the wake of the global turn /
Casid, Jill H.,editor of compilation.
D'Souza, Aruna,editor of compilation.
Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute.
A related conference, titled "Art History in the Wake of the 'Global Turn': Propositions for an 'Exploded' Art History without Borders," was held 4-5 November 2011 at the Clark.
Includes bibliographical references.
Part 1. Remapping terrains, retelling time. An ephermeris, corrected for the longitudes of tomorrow : speculations on the orbit and motion of objects and processes in contemporary art today and tomorrow / Raqs Media Collective ; De tlacuilolli : Renaissance artistic theory in the wake of the global turn / Alessandra Russo ; Transnational architecture, ethics, and the reification of history : Park51 Islamic Community Center in New York City / Kishwar Rizvi ; Photography's time of dispersal and return / Kobena Mercer -- part 2. Decentering and reorienting global art histories. Conversation without borders / Steven Nelson ; Art history and its discontents in global times / Parul Dave-Mukherji ; Troubles with perspective : case studies in picture-making from Qajar Iran / David J. Roxburgh ; What art does : methodological priviledging and art history's global dispute in 1901 / Talinn Grigor -- part 3. Translating, counter-visualization, and practice. Channels and items of translation / Esra Akcan ; Globalatinization, León Ferrari, and the situated art historian / Todd Porterfield ; Issac Julien, or the Southern question in art history / Ranjana Khanna ; The history of the anonymous and horizontal visuality / Nicholas Mirzoeff -- Epilogue : Turning the "fearful sphere" : prepositional tactics in and for the global / Jill H. Casid.
Art
Art and globalization