Curating Under Pressure: International Perspectives on Negotiating Conflict and Upholding Integrity (Paperback)

Figures Plates Notes on Contributors Introduction Acknowledgements Part One:　 Understanding Self-Censorship 1 Rethinking the Curator’s Remit Janet Marstine 2 Much Ado about Nothing?Policing of Controversial Art in the UK Julia Farrington 3　 Curating Contemporary Art in Doha, Qatar: Anticipated "Conversations," Undesirable Controversies and State Self-Censorship Serena Iervolino 4 No Names, No Titles: No Further Explanation Noam Segal 5 Lady Disrupted: Self-Censorship and the Processes of Feminist Curating in South Africa Candice Allison 6 Bishan Project: Efforts to Build a Utopian Community under Authoritarian Rule Ou Ning Part Two: Negotiating Self-Censorship 　 7 Navigating Censorship?A Case from Palestine Jack Persekian 8 Truth or Dare? Curatorial Practice and Artistic Freedom of Expression in Turkey Ozge Ersoy 9　 The Complexity of Taking Curatorial Risks: Case Studies from East Asia Oscar Ho 10 Masters of War: Negotiating Self-Censorship in the Representation of Colombian Armed Conflict Cristina Lleras 11 Experimental Curatorship in Russia: Beyond Contemporary Art Institutions Nadia Plungian 12 From Carbon Sink to WASTE LAND: A Case Study in Navigating Controversy Susan Moldenhauer 13 The Bigger Picture: Rethinking Curatorial Approaches to Photographs of Childhood Ceciel Brouwer 14 Smart Tactics: Towards an Adaptive Curatorial Practice Svetlana Mintcheva Index