Ethnographic Terminalia is pleased to formally announce our upcoming exhibition this November in Chicago: “Exhibition as Residency–Art, Anthropology, Collaboration” will be taking place 18-22 November 2013 at the Arts Incubator in Washington Park. ‘Exhibition as Residency” is an installation of international collaborative projects that visitors are invited to interact with in the gallery. Join us […]
Ethnographic Terminalia is pleased to announce that a *new* iteration of our project will be taking place October 18th-20th, 2013 in New York City at the American Museum of Natural History as part of the Margaret Mead Festival. Ethnographic Terminalia Presents “Seeing Ethnography” with Zoe Bray To spark new conversations at this year’s Mead Film […]
Arnd Schneider and Chris Wright’s new book Anthropology and Art Practice has just been published by Bloomsbury Press. This volume includes a chapter I wrote called ‘An Invisible Line: Active Pass to IR9’. It explores some of the thinking and methodology behind the collaboratively produced video work that Richard Wilson and I produced for the […]
Shelley Butler’s review of Ethnographic Terminalia: Field, Studio, Lab at Eastern Bloc Centre for New Media and Interdisciplinary Arts in Montréal (2011) has been published in the latest issue of the journal Museum and Curatorial Studies Review. My sincere thanks to Shelley for her nuanced and detailed discussion of this exhibition and the works we […]
The Ethnographic Terminalia Curatorial Collective is pleased to be opening our fourth annual exhibition of works at the intersection of anthropological and contemporary art practice. Audible Observatories is taking place in San Francisco in conjunction with the meetings of the American Anthropological Association, from Nov. 14-19. It includes installations at SOMArts, Alley Cat Gallery, and […]
An extended review of Ethnographic Terminalia by Shelly Errington (UC Santa Cruz) has just been published in the journal American Anthropologist. The review addresses our first three years of exhibition (Philadelphia, New Orleans, and Montréal) and traces theoretical and methodological connections to broader movements in anthropology and contemporary art. The full article can be downloaded […]
The Ethnographic Terminalia curatorial collective is now seeking submissions for our fourth exhibition to be held in San Francisco this coming November. Following our exhibits in Montreal, New Orleans, and Philadelphia, we are excited this year to bring together works featuring sound in a distributed, urban, location-specific presentation. The official Call for Submissions: Ethnographic Terminalia seeks […]
The 2011 Ethnographic Terminalia exhibit “Field, Studio, Lab” has now concluded at Eastern Bloc Centre for New Media and Interdisciplinary Art in Montréal, Canada. Our whirlwind 10 days included the exhibit installation, an opening party, an artist/curator talk with Art Gallery of York University curator Emelie Chhangur and Director Phillip Monk, an artists’ walk-through and […]
Our exhibition Ethnographic Terminalia 2011: Field, Studio, Lab will installed at Eastern Bloc Centre for New Media and Interdisciplinary Art from Nov. 15-19 2011 in Montréal. A conversation with artist Humberto Vélez and curator Emelie Chhangur (Art Gallery of York University), and our opening reception, will be on Friday, Nov. 18th. Descriptions of more than 25 […]
Visual Anthropology Review (Vol 27, Issue 1) was just published, and I am excited to say that it includes six pieces related to our Ethnographic Terminalia exhibit in New Orleans in November, 2010: an introduction to the project written by the curatorial collective, a curatorial essay by Craig Campbell, a piece about the project in […]