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Indigo Private: Please Come In: Privacy and Its Rhetorics in 1990s Art | Erin Mills Town Centre
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Why should we be interested in what is, strictly speaking, none of our business? Where has our growing fascination with the private sphere come from? Artistic practices of the 1990s operate precisely in this field of tension when they claim to "honestly" reproduce private life experiences – or even stage them live. Wolfgang Tillmans photographed intimate scenes from his circle of friends; Félix González-Torres presented billboards with close-ups of his unmade bed in New York in 1992; Elke Krystufek masturbated at the Kunsthalle Wien in 1994. In this book, Elena Zanichelli examines artistic practices that visualize a sphere that is supposed to remain hidden, yet at the same time promises and regulates autonomy and freedom.
Shows how the private sphere itself became a stage in artistic practices
Offers a new, theoretically grounded perspective on intimate artistic self exposure
First systematic study of how art makes the supposedly hidden visible, renegotiating autonomy, freedom, and their limits
Why should we be interested in what is, strictly speaking, none of our business? Where has our growing fascination with the private sphere come from? Artistic practices of the 1990s operate precisely in this field of tension when they claim to "honestly" reproduce private life experiences – or even stage them live. Wolfgang Tillmans photographed intimate scenes from his circle of friends; Félix González-Torres presented billboards with close-ups of his unmade bed in New York in 1992; Elke Krystufek masturbated at the Kunsthalle Wien in 1994. In this book, Elena Zanichelli examines artistic practices that visualize a sphere that is supposed to remain hidden, yet at the same time promises and regulates autonomy and freedom.
Shows how the private sphere itself became a stage in artistic practices
Offers a new, theoretically grounded perspective on intimate artistic self exposure
First systematic study of how art makes the supposedly hidden visible, renegotiating autonomy, freedom, and their limits
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