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Call for Abstracts and Panels — Displaying Design: History, Criticism, and Curatorial Discourses

Design exhibitions and exhibition design have a central place in the history of design, providing us with significant milestones for understanding how designers, schools, companies, and organisations have publicly displayed work, values, and ideas. In parallel to the exercise of exhibiting design, either by following the vision of a curator or the programme of a museum or gallery, we have encountered different ways of collecting, archiving and musealizing design and its history.

Submitted by PortoDesignBiennale2021 on Wed, 03/22/2023 - 10:29

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Displaying Design: History, Criticism, and Curatorial Discourses

We invite authors to send creative and unpublished proposals that surprise, relearn and rethink design history and design stories.
Possible topics include, but are not limited to:

Before 1920 — Designing the Design’s Field: From Division of Labour and Division of Taste towards the New as Modern Value
1920s–1945 —Social Dreaming and Social Utopia; Avant-Garde or Stand Guard; Good Design and Totally Design
1946–1960s — Media and Messages; Individual or Corporation; Production and Consumption; Retro-Culture and Counterculture
1970s–1990s — Landscapes and Languages; Radical or Rhizomatic; Formal or Informal; Semantic or Pragmatic
2000s–2020s — Post-Media and Social Media; Just-in-Time or Post-production; Fluid and Trans

Submitted by PortoDesignBiennale2021 on Wed, 03/22/2023 - 10:13

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Artist Interview

We are excited to announce an open call for interviews with social, eco and political artists! Our magazine is an international art publication that features selected artists and writers from around the globe with a high focus on contemporary art and those tackling issues of social, political and ecological justice.
Insights of an Eco Artist Interviews are a way for artists to articulate their vision and promote their work through a web-published art dialogue.
The artists are interviewed by the founder & artist Joana Alarcão to highlight their artistic careers and explore how artistic interventions play a crucial role in bringing conversation forward about social and political atmospheres and climate issues.

Submitted by Joana Alarcão on Wed, 03/08/2023 - 12:50

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Prisma Artists in Residence

Prisma is a volunteer-led cultural association in the most diverse quarter of central Lisbon (Mouraria). Our space exists to provide opportunities for emerging artists through exhibitions and events.

As a resident, you will become immersed in Lisbon’s underground cultural scene developing your practice through independent research and collaboration. The residency is run alongside our exhibition program and schedule of cultural events in which residents are encouraged to participate! Included in the fee is accommodation with castle views, studio space, curatorial guidance, and a final exhibition/performance.

Submitted by PrismaLisbon on Thu, 03/02/2023 - 20:23

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Artist Interview- Art Magazine

Insights of an Eco Artist is an international art publication that features selected artists and writers from around the globe with a high focus on contemporary art and those tackling issues of social and ecological justice.

Insights of an Eco Artist Interviews is a way for artists to articulate their vision and promote their work through a web published art dialogue.

The artists are interviewed by the founder & artist Joana Alarcão to highlight their artistic career and explore how artistic interventions play a crucial role in bringing conversation forward about social political atmospheres and climate issues.

Submitted by Joana Alarcão on Mon, 02/06/2023 - 15:22