Preservation and Presentation of Installation Art

Lectures at Inside Installations seminars and workshop

- Case studies by Spanish participants
- Copyright and Installation art
- E-learning packages developed by Tate Digital Programmes
- Media Matters

Madrid

- Audio Documentation of Sounding Objects
- Documentary Film: Fact or Fiction?
- Documentation Analysis
- Measurement of Installation Art
- Presentation of the Case Study Fabrizio Plessi Liquid Time II
- Recording Movement – Between Material and Ephemeral
- Survival of the Fittest - Notes on the Documentation of Contemporary Art

- Artist's lecture, Suchan Kinoshita
- Authenticity, change and loss in the conservation of time-based media works of art
- Experience & Conceptualisation of Installation Art
- Forms of installation registration: video registration
- Locating the Intermittent Work of Art
- Panel Discussion 'Installation Art in the Museum Context'
- The DOCAM project: Issues and challenges

1. Introduction on artist participation
2. Suchan Kinoshita's 'Voorstelling'
3. After Words, by Brian Winkenweder
4. After The death of the author. On re-installing Anna Oppermann's processual and open ensembles
5. Methodology for qualitative research within the conservation of contemporary art
6. The conservation of a work that never stop starting
7. An artist as initiator and collaborator
8. The issue of authenticity in 'Grass Just Grass' by K. Bednarski
- Abstracts and biographies

Tate seminar

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Survival of the Fittest - Notes on the Documentation of Contemporary Art (1 December 2005)
creator(s) Harald Krämer (art historian)

In most of the projects that led him throughout Europe, Harald Krämer mainly focused on the matters of museology, documentation and communication techniques. He is currently teaching at the Bern, Krems, Lüneburg and Zürich Universities and working on a project named Artcampus at the Bern University. From his list of projects just 'Documentation of contemporary art' is named, a research project undertaken from 1999 to 2001 at Cologne University.

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