[oberlist] Museutopia book launch at SMBA 27 April 19:30

[ilya rabinovich]

Following the release of Museutopia: A Photographic 
Research Project by Ilya Rabinovich Alauda Publications and SMBA 
cordially invite you to the Book Launch with Viktor Misiano, Huub van 
Baar and Ilya Rabinovich. Moderator: Annie Fletcher.





Date and place: Friday 27 April at Stedelijk Museum Bureau Amsterdam


Rozenstraat 59,1016 NN Amsterdam





The evening program:


19.30: Welcome by Jelle Bouwhuis


19.40: Lecture by Viktor Misiano


20.10: Introduction of Museutopia by Huub van Baar


20.25: Discussion with Huub van Baar, Viktor Misiano and Ilya Rabinovich


(moderator: Annie Fletcher)


21.00: Drinks 







VIKTOR MISIANO (Moscow, Russia, 1957) is an art critic and curator. From
 1980 until 1990, he was Curator of Contemporary Art at the Pushkin 
National Museum of Fine Arts in Moscow and, from 1992 to 1997, Director 
of the Centre for Contemporary Art in Moscow. He curated the Russian 
participation in the Biennales of Istanbul (1992), Venice (1995, 2003) 
and Valencia (1999) and took part in the curatorial team of the 
Manifesta I in Rotterdam in 1996. He is a co-founder and chief editor of
 The Moscow Art Magazine (since 1993) and of Manifesta Journal (since 
2003). In 2005, he curated the first Central Asia Pavilion at the Venice
 Biennale. Viktor Misiano is an honorary doctor of the Helsinki 
University for Art and Design.





HUUB VAN BAAR (The Hague, The Netherlands, 1970) is a research fellow at
 the Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis (ASCA) at the Faculty of 
Humanities of the University of Amsterdam. Between 2003 and 2009, he 
participated in an international collaborative research project on the 
impact of cultural globalization on the transformation of Central and 
Eastern Europe after the fall of Communism. He is the author of The 
European Roma: Minority Representation, Memory and the Limits of 
Transnational Governmentality (Amsterdam, 2011). His research includes 
analyses of museum and memorial practices in post-Communist Europe, 
transnational minority activist networks and newly emerged forms of 
minority governance and citizenship practices in Europe. His work 
focuses particularly on past and current forms of Roma minority 
governance in Europe and how they relate to different representations 
and conceptualizations of Europe. His work has appeared in various 
scholarly journals, such as Third Text, the International Journal of 
Cultural Policy and the Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies.








For more details about the Museutopia book visit:



    
      http://www.alaudapublications.nl/html/museutopia_eng.html
    
      


For more info about the book launch:
http://us1.campaign-archive1.com/?u=6c30f7bf2a770959aadd765e2&id=7dac1ea78f





 		 	   		  
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