Art und Weise: Artists in Conversation presents a captivating dialogue between Alice Creischer, Andreas Siekmann, and art historian Alex Alberro. These highly esteemed artists have been at the forefront of subversive exhibition practices in Germany and internationally since the early 1990s. They will delve into three significant exhibitions from their collaborative journey, namely Messe 2ok (1995), ExArgentina (2001), and The Potosí Principle (2010).

This retrospective conversation offers a unique opportunity to delve into the state of large-scale research exhibitions, art fairs, and the biennale system in the present day. Creischer and Siekmann, alongside Alberro, will trace the evolution of their shared artistic practice and address the growing standardization of exhibiting contemporary art. Additionally, the discussion will touch upon the staging and reception of Documenta 15, a controversial event that took place last year in Kassel, Germany.

Art und Weise: Artists in Conversation marks the initiation of our ongoing series, where interdisciplinary artists in the visual field share their processes, methodologies, and approaches to artmaking. Be sure to follow our social media accounts and subscribe to our newsletter for future engaging discussions in the months to come.

Alongside this, "The Potosí Principle Archive": Histories of Art and Extraction exhibition at the Institute for Studies on Latin American Art (ISLAA) presents a thought-provoking exploration of the legacies of colonization in South America. Alice Creischer and Andreas Siekmann's acclaimed publication series, The Potosí Principle Archive, will be showcased alongside films and artworks, offering a captivating insight into the intertwined histories of art, labor, and resource extraction. Visit the exhibition at ISLAA, located at 142 Franklin Street in Tribeca, from October 27, 2023, to February 10, 2024.

Join us for this enlightening conversation and exhibition, which promises to unravel profound perspectives on art and its societal implications.

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