Working Geographies. RESÒ International Art Exchange Residency Program
Mousse Publishing
What might be the role of art and artists in an evolving geography such as that of recent years? To what extent can the residency experience have an influence on artistic research? Working Geographies is a book that documents the first four editions of the Resò international residency program that began in 2010. Through the texts by the authors and the projects of the twenty artists involved in the program thus far, the publication approaches questions that start from art to approach spheres like economics, the environment, politics, history, communication and the social sciences, exploring uncharted artistic routes that trigger dialogue between a region of Northern Italy—Piedmont—and Egypt, Brazil, India and Colombia. Working Geographies offers a set of reflections around the concepts of boundaries, identity and culture, in a liquid global scenario subject to continuous interrelations and rifts.
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Fulvio GIANARIA, Gail COCHRANE and Paolo NALDINI Introduction
TEXT
Lisa PAROLA
Residency as a possible new institution
Massimo MELOTTI
The art residency in the age of globalization: from the project to the museum
Rebecca DE MARCHI
Controlled equivocation: the indexical character of history
Maria Teresa ROBERTO
Entry Point
Irene CALDERONI
Hospitality is culture itself and not simply one ethic among others
Francesco DE BIASE, Luigi RATCLIF, Patrizia ROSSELLO
Residency on a local/global scale. Introduction on policies and relations
Paolo NALDINI
More about the take-and-return paradigm: reflections on the hypothesis of the undulating nature of artistic practice as turbulence in the social context
Gail COCHRANE
Residency as experience of exchange and reciprocity on a global and local scale
Enrico Carlo BONANATE
Residencies and museum institutions
Dina KAFAFI
Engaging with Cairo and her people
Helmut BATISTA
Capacete Entretenimentos. The residency model in the 21st century
Pooja SOOD
About Khoj
Sally MIZRACHI
Residency as an experience and way of knowledge: lugar a dudas (place for doubts)