Selected
Reading Lists

A reading list designed for younger readers aged 16 and under.

Reading list for curator Hanru Hou

This bibliography provides a list of materials around the development of the Internet and its ramifications for art, culture, and identity. Exploring the art produced at the turn of the century from artists of colour in the emerging fields of new media and net art and how it dealt with the uncertainty of online space. This reading list was prepared by Stephen Weller, Stuart Hall Library volunteer.

The attached bibliography from the Stuart Hall Library supports Iniva’s dynamic and thought provoking exhibition exploring economic and information exchange in contemporary Cuba. The selection of mainly printed materials includes exhibition catalogue for the artists and art work appearing in the States of Exchanges: Artists from Cuba exhibition – Ivan Capote, Yoan Capote, Jeannette Chavez, Diana Fonseca, Wilfredo Prieto and Lazaro Saavedra. Additional contextual material – group exhibition catalogues, monographs, ephemera and dvds – also reflects the diverse influences on Cuban art and it roots in Africa and Latin America. The Stuart Hall Library welcomes suggestions concerning additions to our stock.

The bibliography is drawn from Iniva’s Stuart Hall Library at Rivington Place.

The attached bibliography covers the exploration of black female representation and can be used as a jumping off point for further exploring issues raised by Philomena Francis’ molasses III.

Commissioned for Rivington Place, molasses III has been created using piped black treacle and continues Francis’ enquiry around the black female body, its contemporary representation and relationship to colonial history.

Philomena Francis’ work arouses questions about identity and in particular explores the complexity of viewing the black female body.

The bibliography is drawn from Iniva’s Stuart Hall Library at Rivington Place.

This bibliography provides a list of related resources in the Stuart Hall Library supporting AUTOGRAPH ABP’s exhibition Santu Mofokeng showing at Rivington Place, January 14 to February 28 2009.

The selection of resources includes Mofokeng’s solo exhibition catalogues; a number group exhibition catalogues which feature Mofokeng’s work and journal articles by and about Santu Mofokeng.

Related readings for the Symposium organised by Christine Checinska and Iniva at Rivington Place, 30 April 2009.

Iniva’s Library & Information team have researched and produced a bibliography of selected materials to support Iniva’s Autumn programme at Rivington Place.

Iniva’s Library & Information team have researched and produced a bibliography of selected materials to support Progress Reports: art in an era of diversity.

Iniva’s Library & Information team have researched and produced a bibliography of selected materials to support the exhibition Whose Map.

Iniva’s Library & Information team have researched and produced a bibliography of selected materials to support the exhibition Jia Aili and Lu Chunsheng: Counterpoints.

A selection of materials available in the Stuart Hall Library supporting the Nilbar Güres window commission showing at Rivinton Place 10 Dec – 05 Jan 2011

Iniva’s Library & Information team have researched and produced a bibliography of selected materials to support the exhibition Sheela Gowda: Therein and Besides.

Iniva’s Library & Information team have researched and produced a bibliography of selected materials to support the exhibition Document/Image/Memory: treasures from the Iniva archive.

Iniva’s Library & Information team have researched and produced a bibliography of selected materials to support the exhibition Rabih Mroué: I, the Undersigned – The People are Demanding.

A bibliography of selected materials to support the terms & conditions project and series of events.

terms & conditions was a project comprising a series of events devised by Iniva in collaboration with artist Margareta Kern, at Rivington Place. The events, ranging from talks and discussions to workshops and walking tours, explored the impact of neoliberal capitalism on migration and labour, with a focus on social and economic injustices.

Kern was joined by contributors from diverse fields including artists, academics and activists in an open forum for debate and learning. Themes included: who are migrant workers today?; current crises and the rise of xenophobia; a history of anti-fascism in Britain; immigration and protest, and the displacement of women and work. This series develops Kern’s interest in the relationship of economy and migration, knowledge and action, art and activism.

This selected bibliography provides a list of related resources available in the Stuart Hall Library that support the exhibition. The list is comprehensive. For additional information on relevant material, search the Library catalogue, or email Library@iniva.org.

The Militant Image is a programme of film screenings and discussions on filmmaking practice of late 20th century liberation struggles. It explores the production and circulation of films that give force to political change including confronting apartheid in South Africa, class struggle in Portugal and anti-colonial war in Mozambique.

This bibliography provides a list of materials in the Stuart Hall Library relating to Abdoulaye Konaté: Window Commission 2011, on view 07 Dec 2011 – 03 Jan 2012

This bibliography provides a list of related materials in the Stuart Hall Library supporting Social Fabric, 19 January – 10 March 2012

This bibliography provides a list of resources available in the Stuart Hall Library relating to Roee Rosen and his work. The list is not comprehensive.

A bibliography of material available in the Stuart Hall Library and resources that can be found online supporting the exhibition Peter Clarke: Wind Blowing on the Cape Flats, 16 Jan – 09 Mar 2013.

A bibliography of material available in the Stuart Hall Library and resources that can be found online supporting the exhibition Keywords, 27 March – 18 May 2013.

Iniva’s Library team have researched and produced a bibliography of select material to support the exhibition Anna Boghiguian & Goshka Macuga: Tagore’s Universal Allegories, 19 Sep – 23 Nov 2013.

Iniva’s Library team have researched and produced a bibliography of select material to support the exhibition Burak Delier: Freedom has no script, 26 March-26 May 2014.

Iniva’s Library team have researched and produced a bibliography of select material to support the exhibition of work by the Senegalese artist Issa Samb, a member of the Laboratoire Agit’Art in Dakar. Curated by Koyo Kouoh from Raw Material Company 4 Jun – 26 Jul 2014.