Marquard Smith

Joanne Morra

Visual Culture: Spaces of visual culture

Visual Culture: What is visual culture studies?

First published in 1998. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Julia Kristeva

Alexander Nemerov

Celeste Olalquiaga

Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute

Ernst van Alphen

Mieke Bal

Serge Guilbaut

Alex Potts

Akira Mizuta Lippit

Marc Gotlieb

Clark Conference

Sina Najafi

Reva Wolf

W. J. Thomas Mitchell

With essays by Ernst van Alphen, Mieke Bal, Marc Gotlieb, Serge Guilbaut, Michael Ann Holly, Akira Mizuta Lippit, W. J. T. Mitchell, Joanne Morra, Sina Najafi, Alexander Nemerov, Celeste Olalquiaga, Alexander Potts, and Reva Wolf The discipline of art history is in a moment of self-consciousness, and art historians are increasingly more self-reflexive about their practices. In this volume, thirteen authors address both the philosophical and practical issues now facing those in the visual arts field by investigating the ever-pressing issue of research. Their essays explore the remarkable nature of art historians' personal, political, aesthetic, creative, and emotive curiosity and the process of doing research in the archive, library, studio, gallery, museum, and beyond. As such, the book considers the pleasures and dangers of researchers' obsessions and encounters with the incoherence, chaos, and wonder that lie at the heart of searching for the not-yet-known. The volume is based on the 2007 Clark Conference of the same name.

Obsession, Archive, Encounter

What is Research in the Visual Arts?

Visual Culture: Experiences in visual culture

Where does the body end? Exploring the material and metaphorical borderline between flesh and its accompanying technologies.

From a Posthuman Present to a Biocultural Future

The Prosthetic Impulse

Joanne Morra

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