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The British Film Industry 1980 - Present
Business & Technology Program
London, England
Dates: 1/19/19 - 5/18/19
The British Film Industry 1980 - Present
OVERVIEW
CEA CAPA Partner Institution: London South Bank University
Location: London, England
Primary Subject Area: Film Studies
Other Subject Area: Media Studies
Instruction in: English
Course Code: AME_6_BCI
Transcript Source: TBD
Course Details: Level 400
Recommended Semester Credits: 4
Prerequisites: Intro to Film, or equivalent.
DESCRIPTION
Contemporary Curation provides a critical overview of contemporary curatorial practice. The module is broadly in three sections:
1. The first part of the module provides an historical context; examining how the gallery/museum developed in the first half of the twentieth century notably the advent of modernism and the impact of the ?white cube?.
2. The module then moves on to looking at the pivotal developments in the 1960s that saw a radical change in the way art was produced exhibited and consequently curated.
3. Having established the framework that underpins curatorial practice the module then goes on to look at various trends in contemporary curation including topics such as Relational Aesthetics, installation art, public art, and performance.
The module will give students a theoretical framework for understanding and analyzing the complex relationship between art, artist, curatorial practice, institutional context, exhibition space and spectator
1. The first part of the module provides an historical context; examining how the gallery/museum developed in the first half of the twentieth century notably the advent of modernism and the impact of the ?white cube?.
2. The module then moves on to looking at the pivotal developments in the 1960s that saw a radical change in the way art was produced exhibited and consequently curated.
3. Having established the framework that underpins curatorial practice the module then goes on to look at various trends in contemporary curation including topics such as Relational Aesthetics, installation art, public art, and performance.
The module will give students a theoretical framework for understanding and analyzing the complex relationship between art, artist, curatorial practice, institutional context, exhibition space and spectator