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Fields: An itinerant inquiry across the Kingdom of Cambodia
Fields: An itinerant inquiry across the Kingdom of Cambodia
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Published by Te Wai Ngutu Kākā Gallery (Tāmaki Makaurau, Aotearoa) and Sa Sa Bassac (Phnom Penh, Cambodia)
Texts by Vera Mey, Charlotte Huddleston, Roger Nelson, Arin Runjang, Janita Craw, Erin Gleeson, Julia Moritz, Soth Polin, Alex Monteith, Albert Samreth, Hsu Fang-Tze, Amy Lee Standord, Luke Willis Thompson, Sarah Munro
Edited by Charlotte Huddleston, Roger Nelson
125, 155 pages
Hardcover (English) and paperback (Khmer), 17.8cm x 25.2cm hardcover, 15.5 x 21cm paperback
ISBN 978-0-9922463-1-0
Available from Te Wai Ngutu Kākā Gallery, AUT
NZ$20.00
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This publication sits alongside the exhibition FIELDS.
FIELDS brings artists and curators to Cambodia to engage contemporary ritual practice. The 20-day nomadic itinerary is a proposal that traverses space, temporality, and culture through a politics of memory, inheritance, and tradition by performing a cartography that informs and alters its references. The nation’s agrarian landscape, the fieldwork of anthropologists and aid workers, Buddhist notions of merit-fields, the psycho-geographical landscape referred to as the Killing Fields, and the history of art practices in the expanded field all serve as starting points.
–Please visit Te Wai Ngutu Kākā Gallery to purchase this publication by cash, or contact the gallery at sgallery@aut.ac.nz to arrange bank transfer.
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FIELDS brings artists and curators to Cambodia to engage contemporary ritual practice. The 20-day nomadic itinerary is a proposal that traverses space, temporality, and culture through a politics of memory, inheritance, and tradition by performing a cartography that informs and alters its references. The nation’s agrarian landscape, the fieldwork of anthropologists and aid workers, Buddhist notions of merit-fields, the psycho-geographical landscape referred to as the Killing Fields, and the history of art practices in the expanded field all serve as starting points.
–Please visit Te Wai Ngutu Kākā Gallery to purchase this publication by cash, or contact the gallery at sgallery@aut.ac.nz to arrange bank transfer.
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