The introduction to OBOE’s first issue aims to illustrate how a certain method of studying exhibitions is directly linked with the study of contemporary art history. Mirroring contemporary art’s gerundive nature the journal’s periodicity becomes the ideal space to write an inclusive history of biennials, but also of the many avenues for art’s manifestation.

Why OBOE? The gerundive Nature of Artworks

Angela Vettese
2020-01-01

Abstract

The introduction to OBOE’s first issue aims to illustrate how a certain method of studying exhibitions is directly linked with the study of contemporary art history. Mirroring contemporary art’s gerundive nature the journal’s periodicity becomes the ideal space to write an inclusive history of biennials, but also of the many avenues for art’s manifestation.
2020
Inglese
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Internazionale
https://www.oboejournal.com/index.php/oboe/article/view/12
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method of studying exhibitions, contemporary art history, art’s gerundive nature, inclusive history of biennials Venice Biennale, Biennials, Artworks, Art Journal, Exhibition Studies
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1. Contributo su Rivista::1.1 Articolo su Rivista
info:eu-repo/semantics/article
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Vettese, ANGELA GIOVANNA
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