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Date: Thu, 27 May 2010 13:29:58 +0200
From: Cs?ka Edina <[email protected]>
Subject: [artinfo] Postgraduate Program in Curating / Curating
Contemporary Art, Zurich University of the Arts (ZHDK), Switzerland

Master of Advanced Studies in Curating MAS / Certificate in Curating
CASMaster of Advanced Studies in Curating MAS / Certificate in Curating
CAS

Zurich University of the Arts


Contact
[email protected]
Dorothee Richter
Phone: +41 43 446 40 20
 Address
http://www.curating.org
Zurich University of the Arts / Further Education
Limmatstrasse 47
8005 Zurich
Switzerland

 Info
Application deadline
30th June 2010
(Date of postage)



Postgraduate Program in Curating
Curating Contemporary Art, Zurich University of the Arts (ZHDK), Switzerland

Master of Advanced Studies in Curating MAS / Certificate in Curating CAS

The Postgraduate Program in Curating (MAS/ CAS) is a discursive platform
designed to impart specialist knowledge of contemporary curating practices
through practice-oriented projects.

*New: Since the 2009 winter term all lectures are held in English due to
our diverse international participants.

The Postgraduate Program in Curating examines the key issues involved in
contemporary exhibition making through taught modules, group activities,
and practical project work. Coursework explores different areas of
knowledge, and involves the development and production of projects through
lectures and workshops delivered by an international selection of artists,
curators, theorists, architects and designers. The program focuses less on
the concept of the exhibition planner as an individual author, which has
been a highly controversial topic since the 1990s, and more on
cooperative, interdisciplinary working methods.
Curating means the creation of innovative structures for the presentation
of cultural artefacts through interdisciplinary collaboration. In this
field, art, digital media, design, and architecture relate in new ways to
one another. The last few years have seen curators working in increasingly
close collaboration with artists, architects, designers, and
educationalists on the development of exhibitions, projects in the public
sphere, the design of museum spaces, and the presentation of collections.
Contemporary exhibitions are changing, with new interpretative strategies
complementing the integration into exhibitions of innovative display
structures, lounge areas, archives, reading rooms, and new media
interfaces.

We are witnessing a shift in the organisation of work processes throughout
society. Within this shift , individual areas of action are coming
together in new meta?levels, such as networks and know-how transfer. The
Postgraduate Programme in Curating responds to these changes in the
processes of the production of cultural meaning. It aims to address the
significant changes affecting cultural production. It seeks to provide a
model situation for course participants to gain practical curating
experience, and to critically reflect on the issues involved. Modular
course structure ensures that the programme remains timely and innovative.

Areas of competence: The Postgraduate Program in Curating offers two study
opportunities. The Postgraduate Diploma (CAS) is a one-year, part-time
course providing participants with a basic qualification in key areas of
curatorial practice, namely research, design, organisation and
communication, in addition to basic theoretical knowledge.

The Master of Advanced Studies (MAS) is a two-year, part-time program
leading to an advanced qualification. It provides participants with an
indepth enquiry into the key areas of curatorial practice and relevant
theory. Students are guided in the development of projects and are given
the tools to assess the context of their curatorial work, to critically
appraise their own practice, and to establish a suitable network for this
activity. The Master's program involves a major project and the submission
of a written dissertation.

Modules
? Project work
? Aesthetic and cultural theory
? Recent art history
? Exhibition design
? Digital media
? Project management and Fine Arts administration
? Re-interpreting collections
? Communal discussions and excursions
? Language skills (German and English are required; written work can be
submitted in either language)

Course commences
End of September 2010

Application deadline
30th June 2010
(Date of postage)

Course sessions
Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, 10 units of contact teaching per week
Flexibility is allowed in relation to project work

Course director: Dorothee Richter, art expert, curator and writer.
Ludwigsburg/Z?rich
www.curatingdegreezero.org, www.curating.org, www.on-curating.org

Teaching staff and guest lectures: The Postgraduate Programme in Curating
involves a wide range of international curators and theorists, from whom a
pool of inspiring people is chosen each year to deliver guest talks and
workshops on the theory and practice of curating:

? Marius Babias, Director, Neuer Berliner Kunstverein www.nbk.org/
? Ursula Biemann, Artist and curator, www.geobodies.org/
? Beatrice von Bismarck, Author, curator, art historian, DOCK
Projektbereich, www.hgb-leipzig.de/dock
? Ren? Block, Curator of many biennials, collector
? Lionel Bovier, Publisher, director of JRP-Ringier, Verlag f?r
zeitgen?ssische Kunst, www.jrp-ringier.com
? Sabeth Buchmann, Art historian and critic, Professor at the Academy of
Fine Arts, Vienna
? Sarah Cook, Media curator, Co-director of CRUMB, Curatorial Resource for
New Media Curating,www.crumbweb.org
? Diedrich Diederichsen, Cultural Analyst, Pop culture critic
? Barnaby Drabble, Freelance curator, www.drabblesachs.org,
www.curatingdegreezero.org
? Lillian Fellmann, Curator, Kunstpanorama Luzern,
www.kultpavillon.ch/kunstpanorama
? Soenke Gau, Curatorial team, Shedhalle Rote Fabrik, researcher at the
Institute for Critical Theory, ZHdK, www.shedhalle.ch
? Jeanne van Heeswijk, Artist, urban curator , www.jeanneworks.net
? Annemarie H?rlimann, Art historian and curator, Praxis f?r Ausstellungen
und Theorie, Berlin, www.prauth.de
? Therese Kaufmann, Project manager, European Institute for Progressive
Cultural Policies, Vienna, www.eipcp.net
? Oliver Kielmayer, Director, Kunsthalle Winterthur
www.kunsthallewinterthur.ch/
? Kino Apparatom, Artists and film curators, Simone Schardt und Wolf
Schmelter
? Moritz K?ng, Director, Kunstzentrum de Singel exhibition programme,
Antwerpen, Belgium, www.curatingthelibrary.be www.desingel.be
? Oliver Marchart, Philospher, Professor at the University of Lucerne,
www.unilu.ch
? Heike Munder, Director, migros museum, www.migrosmuseum.ch
? Marion von Osten, Artist, Professor at the Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna;
www.projektmigration.de
? Stella Rollig, Director, Lentos, Museum for Contemporary Art, Linz,
www.lentos.at
? Beatrix Ruf, Director, Kunsthalle Z?rich, www.kunsthallezurich.ch/
? Anette Schindler, Director [Plug in] Art and New Media,
welcome.weallplugin.org/
? Simon Sheikh, Curator, author and critic; Coordinator, Critical Studies
Program, Malm? Art Academy
? Support Structure, Gavin Wade and Celine Condorelli,
www.supportstructure.org
? Szuper Gallery, Susanne Clausen and Pawlo Kerestey, S.C. Senior
Lecturer, Reading Universty, www.szuper.org
? Adam Szymczyk, Director, Kunsthalle Basel, www.kunsthallebasel.ch/
? Value, Christoph Lang and Stephan Meylan, artists and scenographers,
www.value-konzepte.ch
? Marc-Olivier Wahler, Director, Palais de Tokyo, Paris,
www.palaisdetokyo.com
? Axel J. Wieder, Artistic director, K?nstlerhaus Stuttgart; Co-founder,
pro qm bookshop, Berlin; www.pro-qm.de/, www.kuenstlerhaus.de/

Cooperations until now: migros museum, Zurich, Kuenstlerhaus Worpswede,
Kuenstlerhaus Bremen, Kuenstlerhaus Stuttgart, Institute Cultural Studies
in the Arts, Zurich, Institute for Critical Theory, Zurich,
Kunsthistorisches Seminar, Zurich, White Space // Office for Curating/
Art/ Theory, Zurich, Kunstmuseum Thurgau, Webjounral www.on-curating.org,
Cabaret Voltaire, Zurich, Kunsthalle Fridericianum, Kassel.

Course aims: The aim of the Postgraduate Program in Curating is to examine
changes in current cultural production and to develop innovative displays
in relation to these. Aimed at participants from the fields of design,
art, culture and media, the programme aims to open up new perspectives in
the professional field. The programme also fosters the development of an
international network, inviting an international selection of tutors and
promoting opportunities for course participants to conduct projects
locally, in Europe, and further afield.

For further information about the Postgraduate Program in Curating
(certificate by ICOM), Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK), and about the
ZHdK Institute of Cultural Studies in Art, see: www.curating.org



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