Afterall, These Years (2017-2018): An Autumn of Ethno-Aesthetics and Institutions

14th October 2021The Library of the Future, UncategorizedAfterall, Candice Hopkins, Charles Esche, Charles Stankievech, Hans Ragner Mathisen, Joar Nango, Maria Theresa Alves, Pia Arke, Qui Zhijie, Rustam Khalfin, Ute Meta Bauer, Victor Burgin, Wanda NanibushMinus Plato

Afterall Journal 44 Contents Foreword– Candice Hopkins Contextual Essays The Delicate Difference Between ‘Thinking at the Edge of the World’– Carola Grahn Early Contemporary Art in Post-Soviet Mongolia: Where is the Green Horse Galloping Now?– Tsendpurev Tsegmid A Conversation between Manuel Borja-Villel and Marcelo Expósito– Manuel Borja-Villel & Marcelo Expósito Artists Qiu Zhijie The Lazy […]

Neither the West nor the Marginalized Rest: Pia Arke beyond Thule

8th November 2017Minus Plato TodayAfterall, Antonius Diogenes, Candice Hopkins, Pia Arke, Rubens, Three Graces, Ultima Thule, VirgilMinus Plato

The recent issue of the Afterall journal is dedicated to the topic of “Ethno-Aesthetics”, a term coined by the Greenlandic artist Pia Arke in her manifesto of the same name in 1995. Explored across the issue’s “Forward” by contributing editor Candice Hopkins, the manifesto itself and in two essays by Stefan Jonsson (“On Pia Arke”) […]