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St. Louis Conference: Monument / Anti-Monument, April 10-12

February 21, 2014 by Glenn Weiss

ST. LOUIS, USA:   2014 Conference, April 10-12
Monument / Anti-Monument is an international conference that will bring together artists, art historians, curators, academics, architects, urban planners, designers, archaeologists and other experts to explore contemporary thinking about the intersection of sculpture and the public realm. While the public sculpture and monuments of the host city of St. Louis will be used as a catalyst for discussion, the conference will also seek a broader dialogue that will encompass a global perspective on sculpture and its relationship to place.

SOME PANELISTS
Patricia Phillips, Glenn Harper, Jack Becker, Sara Reisman,

KEYNOTE:  Rafael Lozano-Hemmer

PANEL DISCUSSIONS
The St. Louis Arch, the City, the River: Questions of Monumentality
Artists Reclaim the Commons
Countermonuments: Transformations in Commemoration
Networked Monumental: ImmemorialCloudObject, but IRL
Panel/Anti-Panel: An Open Space Forum

REGISTRATION
Registration: $300
Early Registration: $250 (through February 28)

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