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44. Biennials and beyond

Articles
  • Foreword
  • Editor’s introduction
  • Never ever settle: The Young Regenerators Manifesto at Glasgow International
  • Step change: Coventry’s social biennial
  • Pedagogical flights in the Mercosul Biennial: a conversation with Mônica Hoff
  • The British Art Show 8, Norwich: transformative experiences fade away
  • Climate change, continents, and contradictions: Nicolas Bourriaud’s 16th Istanbul Biennial
  • Play, experiment and make: Criw Celf and Wales in Venice Cymru yn Fenis
  • The visited place: occupying the local in art biennials
  • Building up: a shifting paradigm for cultural development in post-industrial Britain
  • Towards the communities: some notes on participatory projects in biennials
  • The Spirit of the people
  • Russian dolls of holding: on learning curation for biennials
  • Biennial by the people: place-based cultural development through textiles at WOVEN
  • Why are there short curatorial courses during biennials? A case study into Shanghai Curators Lab
  • Placing young people at the heart of a festival: reflections on YoungFORMAT
  • Take more risks: a fringe festival experiment
  • Rules of engagement: in conversation at Brighton Photo Biennial

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