Andrea Fraser in conversation with Margaret Ewing
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Andrea Fraser in conversation with Margaret Ewing
483 viewsMay 5, 2025
YouTubeYale University Art Gallery
Andrea Fraser - Whitney Museum of American Art Biennial 2026 (Season 38, Episode 3) Tarik Talk
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Andrea Fraser - Whitney Museum of American Art Biennial 2026 (Season 38, Episode 3) Tarik Talk
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YouTubeTarik Talk
How Andrea Fraser Turned Institutional Critique Into a Lifelong Practice
How Andrea Fraser Turned Institutional Critique Into a Lifelong Practice
Apr 17, 2025
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Andrea Fraser and Chris Dercon in conversation
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Andrea Fraser and Chris Dercon in conversation
3.5K viewsSep 27, 2024
YouTubeMarian Goodman Gallery
How Does Andrea Fraser View The Role Of The Artist In Society? - Anthropology Insights
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How Does Andrea Fraser View The Role Of The Artist In Society? - Anthropology Insights
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YouTubeAnthropology Insights
Andrea Fraser and Claudia Rankine in Conversation
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Andrea Fraser and Claudia Rankine in Conversation
4.1K viewsFeb 10, 2023
YouTubeDia Art Foundation
The Field of Contemporary Art. Andrea Fraser Lecture | The Artist: Professional (A–Z) 2025
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The Field of Contemporary Art. Andrea Fraser Lecture | The Artist: Professional (A–Z) 2025
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YouTubeFundacja Sztuki Polskiej ING
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Andrea Fraser’s “Untitled,” 2003, highlights the role of art commodities in mediating relations of exchange. The work, she says, “is about the relationship between artists and collectors, about what it means to be an artist and sell your work—sell what may be, what should be, a very intimate part of yourself, your desire, your fantasies—and to allow others to use you as a screen for their fantasies.” At Galerie Marian Goodman in Paris, Fraser revisits her most notorious projects, “Untitled,” 200
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FacebookMarian Goodman Gallery
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Penser le Présent avec Andrea Fraser et Marie Fraser
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YouTubeBeaux-Arts de Paris
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Andrea Fraser zajmuje się krytyką instytucjonalną – czyli uważnie analizuje sposób, w jaki funkcjonuje świat sztuki: muzea, galerie, relacje między artystami, odbiorcami i sponsorami. Zadaje pytania: jakiego rodzaju instytucją jest świat sztuki? Kogo nagradza, a kogo wyklucza? Edukatorka Amina Olszewska opowiada o wystawie „Andrea Fraser. Sztuka musi wisieć”, którą możecie zobaczyć w Zachęcie do 8 czerwca. 💬 Przypominamy – w czwartki wstęp do Zachęty jest bezpłatny. Dołączcie do oprowadzań po w
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