Wednesday Walkthrough: bauhaus imaginista

bauhaus imaginista installation view. Image courtesy bauhaus imaginista
bauhaus imaginista installation view. Image courtesy bauhaus imaginista

Join us for a Wednesday Walkthrough – a gallery tour where curators, artists, and researchers share their perspectives on our exhibitions. This walkthrough is led by Grant Watson, co-curator of bauhaus imaginista, and explores bauhaus imagnista, the centenary project of the Bauhaus made in collaboration the Goethe Institute and the House of World Cultures (HKW) in Berlin.

Its primary focus has been to look at the international reception of the school and its legacy in particular in Asia, Africa and the Americas. Using four Bauhaus objects as the starting point for conceptual and thematic chapters, of which Still Undead at Nottingham Contemporary is one, bauhaus imaginista has involved research and collaborations as well as exhibitions, conferences, workshops in different part of the world including in India, Japan, China, Russia, Morocco, Brazil, the Unites States and the United Kingdom.

During this walkthrough, Grant Watson will depart from previous chapters of bauhaus imaginista to contextualise Still Undead at Nottingham Contemporary.

Free. Drop in. Gallery seating and hearing loops available.

Grant Watson is a curator and researcher based in London. With Marion von Osten he developed the conceptual and structural framework for bauhaus imaginista which was launched in 2016. Watson was Senior Curator at the Institute of International Visual Arts, London (2010–2014), Curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Antwerp (2006–2010) and Curator of Visual Arts at Project, Dublin (2001–2006). He holds a PhD in Visual Cultures from Goldsmiths College, London, and is a tutor at the Royal College of Art (2015 – ongoing).

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