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Disassembling the archive : Fiona Tan / Philip Monk.

Title
Disassembling the archive : Fiona Tan / Philip Monk.
Author
Monk, Philip, 1950-
Publication
[Toronto] : Art Gallery of York University, c2007.

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  • Tan, Fiona, 1966-
  • York University (Toronto, Ont.). Art Gallery
Description
1 v. (unpaged) : ill. (some col.), ports.; 24 cm.
Summary
A quasi-fictional correspondence with the artist Fiona Tan. It departs from interpretations of post-colonial identity issues in her work to trace the implications of the archival housing of photographs and moving images. By way of a detour through Siegfried Kracauer's writing on photography and Jacques Derrida's writing on the Freudian impression, we witness - right before our eyes - the disintegrative and destructive effect of photography on the archive.
Alternative Title
Fiona Tan
Subject
  • Tan, Fiona, 1966- > Exhibitions
  • Kracauer, Siegfried, 1889-1966
  • Audio-visual archives > Social aspects > Exhibitions
  • Postcolonialism in art > Exhibitions
Genre/Form
Exhibition catalogs
Note
  • "'Disassembling the Archive' is a quasi-fictional correspondence with the artist Fiona Tan. It departs from interpretations of post-colonial identity issues in her work to trace the implications of the archival housing of photographs and moving images. By way of a detour through Siegfried Kracauer's writing on photography and Jacques Derrida's writing on the Freudian impression, we witness - right before our eyes - the disintegrative and destructive effet of photography on the archive"--Back cover.
  • Published in conjunction with an exhibition held at the Art Gallery of York University, Jan. 26-Mar. 26, 2006.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references.
Processing Action (note)
  • committed to retain
ISBN
  • 9780921972457
  • 0921972458
OCLC
  • 173248553
  • SCSB-10092366
Owning Institutions
Harvard Library