Centre for Visual Introspection / Publication Release 2015
Centre for Visual Introspection / Publication Release 2015
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Founded in 2008 in Bucharest by artists Anca Benera, Arnold Estefán, Catalin Rulea and art historian Alina Serban, the Centre for Visual Introspection (CVI) is an interdisciplinary, collective-run institution, conceived as a nomadic structure to produce research-based exhibitions, public art actions, performative lectures, and publications. By emphasizing “introspection” as a method of research, CVI aims to produce new patterns of artistic and institutional behavior, foreground connections to various local historical and social conditions, and link a collective imaginary to conceptual notions of subjectivity.
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