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Zien, doen, denken – Jacques Rancière en de kunstpraktijk
Marc De Blieck, Volkmar Mühleis
2012
SC / 160 pages / 23,5 x 14 cm
Published by
AraMER
Language
NL
Authors
Marc De Blieck, Volkmar Mühleis
Design
Joris Kritis & Julie Peeters
Print
Mart.Spruijt
ISBN
978 94 9069 377 0
Price
29.50 euros
This publication contains reflections on Jacques Rancière’s essay "The Ignorant Master" by the artist Marc De Blieck and the art philosopher Volkmar Mühleis. The artist’s practice is assuming an expanding variety of forms, the artist can leap from one method to another, and the media available to him, old and new, appear inexhaustible. Can and should art education prepare the artist for this? One possibility is to bring a never-ending abundance of experts into the art schools. Rancière offers us a provocative alternative in the form of Jacotot, the ignorant master. In part, the book indirectly endorses present-day art education, but at the same time a number of the controversial arguments it contains challenge one to self-reflection.
