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ACCA’s 2021 Lecture Series // Experimental Institutionalism: Contemporary Art and Curatorial Ecologies

29 September 2021

What are the current and future models that are shaping contemporary art and curatorial practice, thinking and ecology?

ACCA’s 2021 Lecture Series delves into the artistic, curatorial, organisational and institutional models in which artists, curators and producers reflect and shape the role of contemporary art practice.

This series has been developed in response to the significant impacts on practice, movement, cultural production, display and community gathering in 2020, and reflects a desire to strengthen and retain international connections in the face of radical limitations on travel, movement and collaboration.

Engaging local and international experts, this series touches on the changing roles of artists, curators, writers, funders, educators and institutions, as they intersect with wider global economic, technological, environmental and political contexts.

What similarities and alliances can be drawn across borders, and how do we work and learn differently in response to the specificities of locality, place, culture and community? Can we work better together? What futures are possible or likely for the contemporary art ecology?

https://acca.melbourne/series/experimental-institutionalism-2021/

Wednesday 29 September 2021

Ecological: Practices and challenges of sustainability

Speakers: José Roca and Keg de Souza