Charting Space

Elize Mazadiego is Assistant Professor of World Art History at the University of Bern

• Introduction: Maps, spatiality and conceptual art – Elize MazadiegoPart I: Social cartographies1 Borderline: Mapping out (social) spaces of representation in conceptual art – Eve Kalyva2 Adrian Piper: In and out of conceptual art – Alexander Alberro3 Remapping the public sphere: Conceptual art in 1970s London – Jennifer SarathyPart II: Political geographies4 Immaterial countercartographies: Approaches to the conceptual art of Gábor Attalai – Katalin Cseh-Varga5 Brian O’Doherty/Patrick Ireland: A modest proposal to decolonise Ireland – Christa-Maria Lerm Hayes6 The contemporary topographies of Anna Bella Geiger – Dária JaremtchukPart III: Sites and networks7 Spatial play in Dennis Oppenheim’s cartographic works – Larisa Dryansky8 Psychophysiology Research Institute, 1969–70: Envisioning an ‘invisible museum’ – Reiko Tomii9 Mapping a dialogue between some possible origins of IBMR and Art & Language – Ann StephenPart IV: Itineraries10 Itinerant cartographies: Nancy Holt’s conceptualism – Alena J. Williams11 André Cadere’s peripatetic art – Inesa Brašiške12 Delirium ambulatorium – city walks as conceptual mapping: from Hélio Oiticica to Rasheed Araeen and Lee Wen – Eva Bentcheva and María José Martinez SanchezIndex

‘This book releases conceptualism into outer spaces, opening doors to its socio-political and anti-colonial possibilities. The admirable array of writers and artists expands the boundaries far beyond Conceptual Art per se, mapping its controversial definitions and contested histories.’Lucy R. Lippard