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The Exhibitionist:
Journal on Exhibition Making
February 11th 2010

The Exhibitionist, a new journal made by curators, for curators, focusing solely on the practice of exhibition making. The objective is to create a wider platform for the discussion of curatorial concerns – encourage a diversification of curatorial models, and actively contribute to the formation of a theory of curating. It is published by Archive Books and will be distributed internationally, selling at major and specialty bookstores and newsstands. 

The Exhibitionist is published twice a year and  follows a strict editorial structure. In each issue, the Curators’ Favorites section presents three texts in which three curators write a personal essay about an exhibition, contemporary or historic, that has particularly impacted their thinking, followed by Back in the Day – an in-depth look at a historically important exhibition. In Assessments, the core of the journal, four curators reviews a significant contemporary exhibition, each from his or her individual point of view. 
Typologies debates specific exhibition formats. Attitude features a text by a member of the editorial board reflecting on the current state of exhibition making. In Rear Mirror, two curators reflect upon exhibitions they have recently curated. And, finally, Endnote, a brief remark on a notable aspect of curatorial practice. Every fourth issue includes a conversation between some of the contributors about past issues; in this way the journal offers a forum for self-reflexivity.

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The Exhibitionist
Edited by Jens Hoffmann, Tara McDowell
Editorial Board: Okwui Enwezor, Paul O’Neil, Maria Lind, Jessica Morgan, Dorothea von Hantelmann, Mary Jane Jacob, Adriano Pedrosa, Connie Lewallen
English text | Published biennially
10.00 eur

http://www.the-exhibitionist-journal.com