International Textile Art, 1960-1979
国际纺织艺术,1960-1979
基本信息
- 批准号:2206606
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Studentship
- 财政年份:2019
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2019 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
This studentship is designed to promote original and innovative research into international textile art in the 1960s and 70s and its place in the museum of modern and contemporary art. The doctoral project will explore the historical reception of textile media in the international circuits of twentieth century art, using a series of case-studies to focus attention on a small number of artists from Eastern Europe and Latin America and in particular, their role in landmark exhibitions in Western Europe and North America in the 1960s and 70s. Many of these artists have been represented within major western museum collections and exhibitions and yet further research is urgently needed to look at their work in depth. This study will address questions about the western reception of practices from 'elsewhere', in particular from countries under oppressive political regimes; the relationships between textile practices and 'folk' or indigenous traditions; the subversive potential of the textile medium; the position of textiles within the global histories of art and as presented within the museum of modern and contemporary art; and the significance of international exhibition circuits and networking structures and their legacies for textile-based art practice.The project will build on the successful collaboration between Ann Coxon (Curator, Tate Modern) and Briony Fer (Professor, History of Art, UCL) in researching, curating and presenting the critically acclaimed Anni Albers exhibition and related conferences at Tate Modern and UCL. Broad academic and public interest in the exhibition has raised many questions about textile-based art practices. A number of recent exhibitions and research projects have looked back to textile-based art practice, 'fibre art' or soft art from the 1960s and 70s in an attempt to rediscover and redefine bodies of work using fibre, thread or rope, many of which have not been included in canonical accounts of twentieth century art history. Examples include the exhibition Fiber Sculpture: 1960 - present at the ICA Boston, 2014; Art & Textiles, at the Kunstmuseum Wolsburg, 2014; and Textiles: Open Letter at the Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach in 2013. In addition, publications such as String, Felt, Thread: The Hierarchy of Art and Craft in American Art, 2009 by Elissa Auther or Fray: Art and Textile Politics, 2018 by Julia Bryan Wilson have considered the territory of textile art and craft practices in the US. At Tate Modern, textile works from the 1960s by Lenore Tawney, Sheila Hicks and Olga de Amaral have been acquired in the past decade and were brought together in the display titled Beyond Craft, 2017-18, and within the major retrospective exhibition Anni Albers, 2018-19. Despite this, and despite historical attempts to establish the importance of 'fiber art' in the US, or the significance of the radically expanded forms of tapestry at the international Lausanne Tapestry Biennial in the 1960s, these bodies of work remain under-researched and under-represented within academic and museum contexts. While the above-mentioned exhibitions and projects have focused predominantly on artists from North America and Western Europe, this research project aims to explore the history and reception of certain textile-based practices from Eastern Europe and Latin America. Artists from Eastern Europe came to prominence in the 1960s at the Lausanne Tapestry Biennials, where they radically expanded the medium of tapestry, having affinities with others from North America and Western Europe. Key figures in the movement were inspired by their studies of Pre-Columbian textile techniques and practices, tracing a thread back to the Latin American regions. This project will critically examine these cultural, historic and geographic networks, taking into consideration the 'other transatlantic' modernisms arising from and between Eastern Europe and Latin America and the contribution of textile-based media.
该奖学金旨在促进对20世纪60年代和70年代国际纺织艺术的原创和创新研究,以及它在现代和当代艺术博物馆中的地位。该博士项目将探索纺织媒体在20世纪国际艺术巡回演出中的历史接受情况,使用一系列案例研究来关注来自东欧和拉丁美洲的少数艺术家,特别是他们在20世纪60年代和70年代西欧和北美具有里程碑意义的展览中所扮演的角色。这些艺术家中的许多人都出现在西方博物馆的主要收藏品和展览中,但迫切需要进一步的研究,以深入了解他们的作品。这项研究将讨论以下问题:西方接受来自“其他地方”的做法,特别是来自专制政治制度下的国家的做法;纺织做法与“民间”或土著传统之间的关系;纺织媒介的颠覆潜力;纺织品在全球艺术史和现当代艺术博物馆中的地位;该项目将建立在安·科克森(泰特现代美术馆策展人)和布里奥尼·费尔(伦敦大学学院艺术史教授)之间的成功合作的基础上,研究、策划和展示广受好评的安妮·阿尔伯斯展览和在泰特现代美术馆和伦敦大学学院举办的相关会议。学术界和公众对这次展览的广泛兴趣引发了许多关于以纺织品为基础的艺术实践的问题。最近的一些展览和研究项目回顾了20世纪60年代和70年代以纺织品为基础的艺术实践,即纤维艺术或软艺术,试图重新发现和定义使用纤维、线或绳子的作品,其中许多作品没有被纳入20世纪艺术史的规范描述中。例如,纤维雕塑:1960--2014年在波士顿ICA展出;2014年在沃尔斯堡艺术与纺织品博物馆展出;以及2013年在门兴格拉德巴赫Abteiberg博物馆展出的纺织品:公开信。此外,Elissa Auther的《弦、毡、线:美国艺术中的艺术和手工艺的层次结构》(Elissa Auther,2009)或朱莉娅·布莱恩·威尔逊(Julia Bryan Wilson)的《弗雷:艺术和纺织品政治》(Julia Bryan Wilson,2018)等出版物考虑了美国纺织艺术和手工艺实践的领域。在泰特现代美术馆,勒诺尔·托尼(Lenore Tawney)、希拉·希克斯(Sheila Hicks)和奥尔加·德·阿马拉尔(Olga De Amaral)20世纪60年代的纺织作品在过去十年里被收购,并被集中在名为2017-18年的Beyond Craft展览和2018-19年的大型回顾展Anni Albers中。尽管如此,尽管历史上曾试图确立纤维艺术在美国的重要性,或者在20世纪60年代的国际洛桑挂毯双年展上大幅扩大挂毯形式的重要性,但这些作品仍然没有得到充分的研究,在学术和博物馆背景下也没有得到充分的代表。虽然上述展览和项目主要集中在北美和西欧的艺术家身上,但本研究项目旨在探索东欧和拉丁美洲某些以纺织品为基础的做法的历史和接受情况。来自东欧的艺术家在20世纪60年代的洛桑挂毯双年展上声名鹊起,他们从根本上扩展了挂毯的媒介,与来自北美和西欧的其他艺术家产生了亲和力。这场运动中的关键人物的灵感来自于他们对哥伦布之前的纺织技术和实践的研究,将线索追溯到拉丁美洲地区。该项目将批判性地研究这些文化、历史和地理网络,考虑到东欧和拉丁美洲以及东欧和拉丁美洲之间兴起的“其他跨大西洋”现代主义,以及以纺织为基础的媒体的贡献。
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