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Collecting & Collectivity

Sorry, this event ended on Saturday, March 22, 2008.


Where: Conduit Gallery, 1626-C Hi Line Drive, Dallas

Cost: Free

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Curated by Noah Simblist & Charissa Terranova. Collecting and Collectivity is an exhibition about two seemingly opposite ideas. Collecting, the gathering of objects, is usually associated with the marketplace. On the other hand, collectivity, the gathering of people, is often thought of in reaction to the marketplace. It is about a group of people constructing a set of shared values and acting accordingly. Politically, collecting is associated with capitalism and collectivity with communism. The curators, through the exhibition, ask; Since the fall of the Berlin Wall, is there a new paradigm for collectivism that can be informed by collecting? How independent is the avant-garde, traditionally thought of as independent from the market? If art can be made by more than one individual, how does that affect the trend of the art star as a lone genius?

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Event posted Feb. 6, 2008
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