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	‘Artists Favourites: ACT I & II’, presented at the ICA last year, which claimed to give over the curatorial reins to artists by inviting them to select one of their favourite works of art by another artist, is a case in point. Art & Language, whose favourite was ''Fairest of Them All'', 2004, by Charles Harrison, highlighted the self-reflexive escapology.		‘Artists Favourites: ACT I & II’, presented at the ICA last year, which claimed to give over the curatorial reins to artists by inviting them to select one of their favourite works of art by another artist, is a case in point. [[Art & Language]], whose favourite was ''Fairest of Them All'', 2004, by [[Charles Harrison]], highlighted the self-reflexive escapology.

	A framed text panel mounted upon a lectern-like plinth and spotlit from above read: ‘In appearing to make a real distinction between artist and curator the organisers have proposed a single negation: “artists are not curators”. In fact, the curatorial presence in the exhibition has been doubled. The result is a double negative: the artist is simply not not a curator. And that’s in fact how it is. A different kind of work is needed if we are to reshape the distinction and reintroduce a critical negation.’		A framed text panel mounted upon a lectern-like plinth and spotlit from above read: ‘In appearing to make a real distinction between artist and curator the organisers have proposed a single negation: “artists are not curators”. In fact, the curatorial presence in the exhibition has been doubled. The result is a double negative: the artist is simply not not a curator. And that’s in fact how it is. A different kind of work is needed if we are to reshape the distinction and reintroduce a critical negation.’

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	Snow White ~~fairy tale~~: "Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who's the fairest of them all?"		The title phrase comes from ''Snow White''<nowiki/>'s Evil Queen: "Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who's the fairest of them all?"<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_Mirror_(Snow_White)</ref>

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	''Fairest of Them All'' is a 2004 piece by ~~[[Charles Harrison]],~~ art historian and [[Art & Language]] collaborator.<ref>https://www.artmonthly.co.uk/magazine/site/article/the-co-dependent-curator-by-paul-oneill-november-2005</ref>		''Fairest of Them All'' is a 2004 piece by art historian and [[Art & Language]] collaborator [[Charles Harrison]].<ref>https://www.artmonthly.co.uk/magazine/site/article/the-co-dependent-curator-by-paul-oneill-november-2005</ref>

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Dotclub at 15:04, 16 October 2023

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	''Fairest of Them All'' is a 2004 piece by [[Charles Harrison]], art historian and [[Art & Language]] collaborator.<ref>https://www.artmonthly.co.uk/magazine/site/article/the-co-dependent-curator-by-paul-oneill-november-2005</ref><blockquote>‘Artists Favourites: ACT I & II’, presented at the ICA last year, which claimed to give over the curatorial reins to artists by inviting them to select one of their favourite works of art by another artist, is a case in point. Art & Language, whose favourite was ''Fairest of Them All'', 2004, by Charles Harrison, highlighted the self-reflexive escapology.		''Fairest of Them All'' is a 2004 piece by [[Charles Harrison]], art historian and [[Art & Language]] collaborator.<ref>https://www.artmonthly.co.uk/magazine/site/article/the-co-dependent-curator-by-paul-oneill-november-2005</ref>

	A framed text panel mounted upon a lectern-like plinth and spotlit from above read: ‘In appearing to make a real distinction between artist and curator the organisers have proposed a single negation: “artists are not curators”. In fact, the curatorial presence in the exhibition has been doubled. The result is a double negative: the artist is simply not not a curator. And that’s in fact how it is. A different kind of work is needed if we are to reshape the distinction and reintroduce a critical negation.’</blockquote>Snow White fairy tale: "Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who's the fairest of them all?"		<blockquote>
			‘Artists Favourites: ACT I & II’, presented at the ICA last year, which claimed to give over the curatorial reins to artists by inviting them to select one of their favourite works of art by another artist, is a case in point. Art & Language, whose favourite was ''Fairest of Them All'', 2004, by Charles Harrison, highlighted the self-reflexive escapology.

			A framed text panel mounted upon a lectern-like plinth and spotlit from above read: ‘In appearing to make a real distinction between artist and curator the organisers have proposed a single negation: “artists are not curators”. In fact, the curatorial presence in the exhibition has been doubled. The result is a double negative: the artist is simply not not a curator. And that’s in fact how it is. A different kind of work is needed if we are to reshape the distinction and reintroduce a critical negation.’
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			Snow White fairy tale: "Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who's the fairest of them all?"

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	*Snow White fairy tale: "Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who's the fairest of them all?"		''Fairest of Them All'' is a 2004 piece by [[Charles Harrison]], art historian and [[Art & Language]] collaborator.<ref>https://www.artmonthly.co.uk/magazine/site/article/the-co-dependent-curator-by-paul-oneill-november-2005</ref><blockquote>‘Artists Favourites: ACT I & II’, presented at the ICA last year, which claimed to give over the curatorial reins to artists by inviting them to select one of their favourite works of art by another artist, is a case in point. Art & Language, whose favourite was ''Fairest of Them All'', 2004, by Charles Harrison, highlighted the self-reflexive escapology.

			A framed text panel mounted upon a lectern-like plinth and spotlit from above read: ‘In appearing to make a real distinction between artist and curator the organisers have proposed a single negation: “artists are not curators”. In fact, the curatorial presence in the exhibition has been doubled. The result is a double negative: the artist is simply not not a curator. And that’s in fact how it is. A different kind of work is needed if we are to reshape the distinction and reintroduce a critical negation.’</blockquote>Snow White fairy tale: "Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who's the fairest of them all?"

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	* {{RLink\|Sighs}}		* {{RLink\|Sighs}} {{MediaLink\|YouTube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoTzs_J4UAg}}
	** [[Elisa Randazzo]] - vocals		** [[Elisa Randazzo]] - vocals

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	*		*Snow White fairy tale: "Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who's the fairest of them all?"

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			{{Sighs Trapped by Liars}}

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