Den mangfoldige nasjonen: Kunsten og viljen til endring
Moderator Theodor Barth, professor, Oslo National Academy of the Arts – Design. Panel: Sissel Lillebostad (curator), Samir M'kadmi (artist and curator of In the National Museum's Blind Spot), Pierre Lionel Matte (artist). In collaboration with The National Museum
18.12.2014
What role do art play in society? And what significance does the artist have in a democracy? A panel conversation followed by a guided walk through the exhibition In the National Museum's Blind Spot.
The panel "Art and the will to change" was part of a longer seminar, "Multitude Nation", hosted by the National Museum - The Museum of Contemporary Art.
År:
2014
Kategori:
Seminars
Dato:
June 5
Sted:
Oslo
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