JHNA对话1:博物馆中扩展和扩展叙事的策展圆桌会议

Yao-Fen You, Elizabeth Cleland, Alejandro Vergara, Bert Watteeuw
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随着文化部门继续努力应对2020年具有挑战性和变革性的事件,这些事件凸显了博物馆的排斥性实践和社会规范,JHNA委托举办了两次圆桌会议,以反思策划北欧艺术的挑战。第一个是“博物馆中扩展和扩展的叙事”,四位策展人联合起来讨论艺术史的发展轨迹和画廊中新叙事的可能性。为了解决近年来新艺术史生态学日益增长的势头,与会者讨论了册封的内在边缘化效应;标志着艺术市场、博物馆观众和历史收藏之间的紧张关系,这些关系继续影响着博物馆的展示和收藏实践;并强调一些早期现代时期的物品,这些物品为博物馆空间中更广泛的对话提供了途径。讨论以近代早期欧洲的全球纠葛作为结束。这一点将在2022年冬季出版的下一期《JHNA对话》中讨论,届时将再次召集策展团队参加2015-16年由荷兰国家博物馆和皮博迪埃塞克斯博物馆组织的开创性展览“阿姆斯特丹亚洲:黄金时代的奢侈品文化”。包括来自印度尼西亚文化部门的咨询委员会成员在内的讨论者将讨论展示可耻的种族主义历史所需的谦逊和机智,在画廊中分享个人(而不仅仅是集体)故事的影响,以及博物馆参与治愈历史创伤的必要性。它还将探讨新的研究方法,这些方法本质上扩大了包容性,并呈现出新的历史数据类型,从而使艺术史的呈现更加以人为本。这两场对话均由纽约史密森设计博物馆库柏·休伊特博物馆策展代理副馆长兼高级策展人、产品设计与装饰艺术部负责人尤耀芬组织和主持,为便于在《JHNA》上发表而进行了编辑和浓缩。
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JHNA Conversations 1: A Curatorial Roundtable on Expanded and Expanding Narratives in the Museum
As the cultural sector continues to grapple with the challenging and transformative events of 2020 spotlighting the exclusionary practices and social norms that structure museums, JHNA commissioned two roundtables to reflect on the challenges of curating Northern European art. This first one, “Expanded and Expanding Narratives in the Museum,” unites four curators in discussion about the evolving trajectory of art history and the possibilities for new narratives in the galleries. In addressing the increasing momentum for new art-historical ecologies in recent years, the participants discuss the inherently marginalizing effects of canonization; signal the tensions between the art market, perceived museum audiences, and historical collections that continue to shape museum presentations and collecting practices; and highlight some objects from the early modern period that suggest pathways forward for more expansive conversations in museum spaces. The discussion closes with a look at the global entanglement of early modern Europe. This point will be taken up by the next JHNA Conversation, to be published in the winter 2022 issue, which will reconvene the curatorial team for the groundbreaking exhibition Asia in Amsterdam: The Culture of Luxury in the Golden Age, organized by the Rijksmuseum and the Peabody Essex Museum in 2015–16. Discussants, including a member of their advisory committee from the cultural sector in Indonesia, will reflect on the humility and resourcefulness necessary to present shameful racist histories, the impact of sharing personal—rather than merely collective—stories in the galleries, and the need for museums to participate in the healing of historical wounds. It will also address new research methodologies that inherently expand inclusiveness and surface new types of historical data, leading to a more people-oriented presentation of art history. Both conversations, edited and condensed for clarity for publication in JHNA, have been organized and moderated by Yao-Fen You, Acting Deputy Director of Curatorial and Senior Curator and Head of Product Design and Decorative Arts, Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, New York.
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