Harald Szeemann [ Texto impreso] : individual methodology / François Aubart ... [et al.] ; under the editorial direction of Florence Derieux.

Monografía traducida del frances.

"Harald Szeemann: individual methodology is a research project developed under the tutorship of Florence Derieux by the 16th Session of the Ecole du Magasin, Centre National d'Art Contemporain de Grenoble" -- Colofón.

Publicado con la colaboración del Department of Curating Contemporary Art, Royal College of Art, London.

Foreword / Yves Aupetitallot (p. 5) -- Preface / Yves Aupetitallot and Mark Nash (p. 7) -- Introduction / Florence Derieux (p. 8)-- Part I: Situations. This funeral is for the wrong corpse / Hal Foster (p. 11) ; Art and its context or A question of culture / Jean-Marc Poinsot (p. 21) ; Interview with Tobia Bezzola / François Aubart and Fabien Pinaroli (p. 26) -- Part II: Concepts-Processes. 1) Harald Szeemann's Archive. The archive / Francois Aubart and Sadie Woods (p. 39) ; Interview with Harald Szeemann / Karin Prätorius (p. 45) ; Description: How does the archive function? / François Aubart and Sadie Woods (p. 47) ; Plans, photographs (p. 50) ; Interview with Tobia Bezzola / Francois Aubart (p. 58) -- 2) Harald Szeemann's Agency. The agency for intellectual guest labour / Fabien Pinaroli (p. 63) ; Annex Documents (p. 72) ; Interview with Harald Szeemann, December 28, 1970 (first version) / Urs and Rös Graf (p. 83) -- Part III: Works. 1) Documenta 5: Questioning reality-image worlds today, 1972. Introduction / Lucia Pesapane (p. 91) ; First exhibition concepts / Harald Szeemann (p. 93) ; Preface to the Catalogue / Harald Szeemann (p. 104) ; List of sections, co-curators and artists, Plans of the exhibition (p. 106) ; Technical information (p. 119) ; Photographs (p. 120) ; Interview with Harald Szeemann / Irmelinde Lebeer and John Anthony Thwaites (p. 130) ; Interview with co-Curators: Jean-Christophe Ammann, Bazon Brock, François Burkhardt, Johannes Cladders / Lucia Pesapane (p. 134) ; Interview with artists: Claes Oldenburg, Lawrence Weiner / Haeju Kim (p. 139) ; Annex documents (p. 141) ; Press coverage (p. 144) ; Conclusion / Haeju Kim (p. 147) -- 2) L'Autre-4th Lyon Biennale, 1997. Introduction / Julija Cistiakova and Yuka Tokuyama (p. 149) ; First exhibition concept / Harald Szeeamann (p. 151) ; First press release / Harald Szeeamann (p. 158) ; Second Press Release / Harald Szeeamann (p. 159) ; List of artists, Plans of the exhibition (p. 160) ; Technical information (p. 162) ; Photographs (p. 163) ; Interview with Harald Szeeamann / Jean-François Chougnet, Thierry Prat and Thierry Raspail (p. 173) ; Interview with Thierry Raspail, 16th Session (p. 180) ; Interview with Harald Szeeamann / Ninety (p. 183) ; Interview with artists: Chris Burden and Franz Gertsch, Julija Cistiakova and Yuka Tokuyama (p. 185) ; Interview with Josy Kraft / Yuka Tokuyama (p. 187) ; Annex Documents (p. 191) ; Conclusion / Julija Cistiakova and Yuka Tokuyama (p. 193) -- Part IV: Information. 1) Harald Szeemann's Biography (Bern, 1933-Tegna, 2005) / Fabien Pinaroli and Karla G. Roalandini-Beyer (p. 195) ; 2) Illustrated chronology of exhibitions (p. 198)

"Harald Szeemann (1933 - 2005) is without doubt one of the most authoritative figures of contemporary curatorial practice. He has played a considerable role in the development of exhibition curating since the 1960s, and almost all art-historical books refer to "When attitudes become form" (1969). Neither a biography nor a compilation of his projects, this publication, thanks to privileged access to the archives of the Fabbrica rosa, hopes to shed light on Szeemann's curatorial methodology. Presenting numerous previously unpublished documents as well as interviews with the close collaborators of this "exhibition maker" as he often referred to himself, the authors explore the structures and tools of his trade (his archives and his Agency, in particular), that allowed his practice to develop, and focus on two manifestations, realized 25 years apart, "documenta 5" (1972) and "L'Autre" (1997). Exploring the historical context, two essays from historians Hal Foster and Jean-Marc Poinsot, revisit the principle historical debates of the period in question. The publication is the result of a research project developed by the 16th Session of the curatorial formation of the Magasin, Grenoble-François Aubart, Julija Cistiakova, Haeju Kim, Lucia Pesapane, Fabien Pinaroli, Karla G. Roalandini-Beyer, Yuka Tokuyama, and Sadie Woods-under the editiorial direction of Florence Derieux." -- Cubierta posterior.