Assembling a Praxis: Choreographic Thinking and Curatorial Agency - Clew: A Rich and Rewarding DIsorientation

Lauren O'Neal

This exposition examines the curatorial project "Clew: A Rich and Rewarding Disorientation," held at the Lamont Gallery at Phillips Exeter Academy in 2017. The project is part of my doctoral research on “Assembling a Praxis: Choreographic Thinking and Curatorial Agency.” “Clew” proposes a framework for curatorial dramaturgy and asks: What is the potential of a dramaturgical approach within an open-ended exhibition structure? Who, or what, is the curatorial dramaturg? How do materials and time contribute to unfolding exhibition narratives? [This exposition corresponds to Section Six: Extending Lines in All Directions: Curatorial Dramaturgy in the printed dissertation.]

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Clew: A Rich and Rewarding Disorientation

Exhibition Layout (PDF)

This section functions as an archive for the Clew: A Rich and Rewarding Disorientation exhibition. It does not duplicate all of the materials in the rest of the exposition, but provides a more straightforward way to access the public-facing materials connected with the exhibition. This section does not include my research reflections. Those are included in the Accessible Exposition PDF document which can be accessed from the landing page of the exposition.

Installation Images (PDF)