Guide to the Maria Lind Manifesta Papers
MSS.005

Published in 2015
©2015 CCS Bard Archives

Summary Description

Repository
Center for Curatorial Studies Library & Archives
Creator
Lind, Maria, 1966-
Title
Maria Lind Manifesta Papers
ID
MSS.005
Date [bulk]
Bulk, 1997-1998
Date [inclusive]
1994-2010
Extent
15.5 Linear feet in 13 boxes
Language
English
Author
Finding aid prepared by Ann Butler; Collection processed by Lydia Aikenhead in Summer 2011.

Preferred Citation

Published citations should take the following form:

Identification of item, date (if known); Maria Lind Manifesta Papers; MSS.005; [box number]; [folder number], Center for Curatorial Studies Library and Archives, Bard College.

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Biographical/Historical note

Maria Lind is a curator and critic born in 1966 and based Stockholm. Lind studied art history, Russian, the history of ideas, semiotics, and feminist theory at the University of Stockholm, and attended the Whitney Independent Study Program from 1995-1996. From 1994-1998 she was a member of the editorial board of the Nordic art review Index Magazine. In 1997 she became a curator at the Moderna Museet in Stockholm, during which time she was selected to co-curate the Manifesta 2 exhibition alongside Robert Fleck and Barbara Vanderlinden. This iteration of the Manifesta exhibition, the nomadic European Biennial which takes place in a different city each time, was held at the Casino Luxembourg June 28-October 11, 1998. It was comprised of primarily site-specific works by 47 artists from 30 different countries. Manifesta’s approach has been consistent in its consideration of contemporary art in response to political and social developments throughout Europe, coupled with the effort to equally represent artists from across the continent.

In 1998 and 2001 she was curator of Sweden’s participation in the São Paulo Biennial. In addition, she curated a number of independent projects such as “Sawn-Off” (1996), “Clean & Sane” (1997), and “Personal & Ritual” (1998). In addition to her curatorial work, she has written extensively in publications beyond her exhibition catalogs, such as Artforum, Bidoun, frieze, Art Monthly, Trans, Parkett, Flash Art, and the Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet. In 2002 she became director of the Kunstverein München, and in 2005 she became director of IASPIS (International Artists Studio Program in Stockholm). From 2008 to 2010 she was the director of the graduate program at the Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College. In 2009 she was the recipient of the Walter Hopps Award for Curatorial Achievement. In 2011 Lind was appointed director of the Tensta Konsthall where she regularly curates exhibitions. She will serve as the artistic director for the 2016 Gwangju Biennial.

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Scope and Contents note

Series I: This series contains material related to Maria Lind’s work as a curator of the Manifesta 2 exhibition.

Subseries IA: Correspondence—General: This subseries contains letters and faxes related to the exhibition Manifesta 2, arranged chronologically. Within that order, the material is separated by folder to maintain Lind’s previous arrangement of it. Lind had separated these correspondences in five different containers, within which material was arranged chronologically.

The first container held material relating to Lind’s travels through Europe to research for the Manifesta 2 exhibition; these are the earliest correspondences, and are placed in the folders 1-4.

Lind’s second container was labeled “Manifesta Correspondence” and contained letters or faxes sent directly to her; these files are now called “TO Maria Lind”, and primarily hold letters and faxes from artists and their representatives that Lind considered including in the exhibition.

Lind’s third container was labeled “Luxembourg IN”, to denote correspondences that were received at the Manifesta 2 offices at its headquarters in Luxembourg and forwarded to Lind; this material includes correspondence to and between the Manifesta 2 curators and executives, which include coordinator Enrico Lungi, administrator Jo Cox, project manager Ulrike Groos, international relations manager Annette Mullink, and head of the press office Laure Faber. These are held in files marked “General Correspondence”.

Lind’s fourth container was labeled “Luxembourg OUT”, to denote correspondence from Lind sent through the Luxembourg office; because communication was primarily sent by fax machine, Lind was able to save the original drafts of her correspondences. These correspondences are held in files marked “FROM Maria Lind”.

Lind’s fifth container was labeled “Curator Correspondence” and contained communications sent directly between Lind and the other curators, Robert Fleck and Barbara Vanderlinden, and are now held in files marked either “To Lind from Robert Fleck and Barbara Vanderlinden” or “FROM Lind to Fleck and Vanderlinden”. Correspondence in this subseries is primarily written in English, as well as Swedish, French, and German.

Subseries IB: Correspondence—Artists: This subseries contains materials related to the 30 of the 47 artists selected to participate in the Manifesta 2 exhibition. The material is separated by artist and arranged alphabetically; files primarily contain letters, faxes, and emails from the artists discussing preliminary plans for their artworks. In addition, there is some documentation about the artists, such as press clippings, contact information, and biographies.

Subseries IC: Curators’ Newsletter: This subseries contains documents called “Curators’ Newsletter”, which were sent periodically to all who were involved in the planning of the exhibition. The newsletters include updates from the curators about their international visits and their visions of the exhibition, as well as administrative reports about the general progress of the exhibition. The material includes the published newsletters as well as Lind’s drafts, and each group is arranged chronologically.

Subseries ID: Research—Cities: This subseries contains material collected by Lind while visiting cities throughout Europe in preparation for the Manifesta 2 exhibition. Lind and the other curators began these travels in the summer of 1997, and visited galleries, museums and artists’ studios. This subseries contains information about the cities, such as maps, brochures, postcards, and tourist information; information from galleries, art events, and museums; artists’ contact information and résumés; and some correspondence regarding the planning of these visits. Each folder contains material about one city, and folders are arranged alphabetically.

Subseries IE: Research—Artists: This subseries contains material connected to over 200 artists whom were considered for inclusion in the Manifesta 2 exhibition. Each file contains information related to one artist, and files are arranged alphabetically. The material includes artists’ CV’s and examples of their work, press clippings, gallery information, publications, posters, videos, CD’s and audiocassettes, and some correspondence.

Subseries IF: Catalogue: This subseries contains material related to the development of the Manifesta 2 catalogue. In addition to material related to the development and planning of the catalogue, there are drafts of the texts included in the catalogue. These texts reflect on the artistic climate of each country from which works were included in the exhibition, and filed by the name of that country and arranged alphabetically.

Subseries IG: Planning, Press, and Administrative Files: This subseries contains material related to the planning and administration of Manifesta 2, as well as some press clippings in response to the exhibition. It includes travel information, itineraries, and budgets for the curators’ international visits; exhibition budgets, receipts, and contracts; floor plans of the Casino Luxembourg, the venue for the exhibition; information on interns; material about the selected artists’ visit to Luxembourg; mailing lists and press releases; lists of contacts established during the international visits, as well as travel reports from the curators; and press clippings and reviews of the exhibition.

Subseries IH: Manifesta 1: This subseries contains Lind’s material from the first Manifesta exhibition, which was held in Rotterdam in 1996. Included are the exhibition press kit, as well as artworks, posters, and brochures related to various events and installations that were held as part of the exhibition; information about and publications by the Museum Boijmans-van Beuningen in Rotterdam, one of the exhibition’s venues; and some other publications from other institutions in Rotterdam.

Series II: Other Curatorial Projects and Writings: This series contains material related to some of Lind’s other curatorial projects from 1994 to 1998, the period previous to and during her involvement in the Manifesta 2 exhibition; in addition, it includes some of her published writings, material related to her editorial work at Index magazine, and a number of files of research not associated with any identifiable project or writing.

Subseries IIA: Other Curatorial Projects 1994-1998: This subseries contains material connected to some of Lind’s other curatorial projects, which include exhibitions and symposiums, and to her position as curator at the Moderna Museet in Stockholm. Material is separated by the name of the project or venue, and arranged more or less chronologically; it includes correspondence, press clippings, slides, administrative material, and exhibition material.

Subseries IIB: Writings, Publications, and Editorial Work: This subseries contains material related to Lind’s editorial work at Index magazine and her own published writings from between 1992 and 1997. Included are articles written by Lind for the Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet between 1994 and 1997; these are separated by year and arranged chronologically; all are written in Swedish. In addition, there are a number of Lind’s writings printed in other publications between 1992 and 1997, which are also in Swedish.

Subseries IIC: Research—General: This subseries contains Lind’s research material not connected to any identifiable project. It includes material from various exhibitions Lind attended, newspaper clippings, publications, photocopies from books, a number of writings by curator Friedemann Malsch, and Lind’s handwritten notes. Research topics include hysteria, and the artists Sigrid Hjerten, Birgit Stahl-Nyberg, and M. Louise Stanley. This material is primarily in Swedish and English.

Subseries IID: Curatorial Proposals from Others: This subseries contains material related to two curatorial project proposals from other curators. The first is a proposal for the 10th Biennial of Sydney: Jurassic Technologies Revenant in 1996; the second is for an exhibition called "Scream and Scream Again: Film in Art" in 1996.

Series III: Education and Biographical Material: This series contains Lind’s biographical information and material from her enrollment at the University of Stockholm from 1990-1996 and her participation as a student at the Whitney Independent Study Program in 1995. In addition there is material related to classes taught by Lind at the University of Stockholm and elsewhere.

Subseries IIIA: Graduate School / University of Stockholm and Whitney ISP: This subseries, about graduate school, University of Stockholm and Whitney I.S.P., includes drafts of a thesis and another research paper, documents regarding her appointment as a research fellow, and information about and records from the Whitney Independent Study Program. The majority of this material is in Swedish.

Subseries IIIB: Teaching: This subseries contains material related to classes taught by Lind. These include Art Theory classes at the University of Stockholm, Lecture Courses at Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design in Stockholm, and a class about female artists in Åkersberga from 1991-1997. This material is primarily in Swedish.

Subseries IIIC: Biographical Material: This subseries contains biographical material about Lind. It includes articles about Lind, CV’s, portraits of Lind, address lists, receipts, and a number of drawings.

Accretion 2010:This material contains publications from Iaspis from 2005-2008, the period during which Lind served as director. In addition, it contains texts written by Lind between 2009 and 2010, while she was Director of the Graduate Program at the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College.

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Arrangement note

The Maria Lind Manifesta Papers is comprised of three series:

Series I: Manifesta 2, with correspondence preceding research files and material on Manifesta 1.

Series II: Other Curatorial Projects and Writings, arranged chronologically with curatorial projects preceding writing and editorial work, followed by general research and curatorial proposals by others.

Series III: Education and Biographical Material, with material from her graduate studies followed by teaching files and personal and biographical material.

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Information for Users

Publication Information

Center for Curatorial Studies Library & Archives  2015

Bard College
Annandale-on-Hudson, NY, 12504-5000
845-758-7567
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Collection use is subject to all copyright laws. Permission to publish materials must be obtained in writing from the Director of the Library & Archives at the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College. Please contact [email protected] for more information.

Provenance

The Maria Lind Manifesta Papers were donated to the Center for Curatorial Studies by Maria Lind in 2010.

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Controlled Access Headings

Corporate Name(s)

  • Casino Luxembourg.
  • Index : contemporary Scandinavian images.
  • Manifesta (1st : 1996 : Rotterdam, Netherlands).
  • Manifesta (2nd : 1998 : Luxembourg, Luxembourg).
  • Moderna Museet Malmö (Sweden).
  • Stockholms universitet.
  • Svenska dagbladet .
  • Whitney Museum of American Art. Independent Study Program.

Genre(s)

  • Audiocassettes
  • Black-and-White prints (photographs)
  • Brochures
  • CD-ROMs
  • Clippings (information artifacts)
  • Color Prints (photographs)
  • Color Slides
  • Letters (correspondence)
  • Magazines (periodicals).
  • Newsletters
  • Notes
  • Posters
  • Slides (photographs)
  • VHS (TM)

Personal Name(s)

  • Borland, Christine, 1956-
  • Fleck, Robert, 1957-
  • Leiderstam, Matts, 1956-
  • Schulz, Tilo, 1972-
  • Sidén, Ann-Sofi, 1962-
  • Vanderlinden, Barbara

Subject(s)

  • Art--21st century--Exhibitions
  • Art--Research
  • Curatorship

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Contents List

Series I: Manifesta 2 

A: Correspondence, General 

Box Folder

TO Maria Lind March-April 1997 

1 1

FROM Barbara Vanderlinden March-May 1997 

1 2

FROM Robert Fleck March-May 1997 

1 3

TO Maria Lind March-June 1997 

1 4

General Correspondence May-July 1997 

1 5

TO Maria Lind July-August 1997 

1 6

General Correspondence August 1997 

1 7

FROM Maria Lind to Robert Fleck and Barbara Vanderlinden August 1997-April 1998 

1 8

General Correspondence September 1997 

1 9

TO Maria Lind September 1997 

1 10

FROM Maria Lind September-October 1997 

1 11

TO Maria Lind October 1997 

1 12

General Correspondence October 1997 

1 13

TO Maria Lind from Robert Fleck and Barbara Vanderlinden October 1997-October 1998 

1 14

TO Maria Lind November 1997 

1 15

General Correspondence November 1997 

1 16

FROM Maria Lind November-December 1997 

1 17

TO Maria Lind December 1997 

1 18

General Correspondence December 1997-January 1998 

1 19

TO Maria Lind January 1998 

1 20

General Correspondence January-March 1998 

1 21

FROM Maria Lind January-April 1998 

1 22

TO Maria Lind February-March 1998 

1 23

General Correspondence April 1998 

1 24

TO Maria Lind April 1998 

1 25

General Correspondence May 1998 

1 26

FROM Maria Lind May-August 1998 

1 27

General Correspondence June-August 1998 

1 28

TO Maria Lind July-September 1998 

1 29

General Correspondence September 1998-December 1999 

1 30

General Correspondence undated 

1 31

B: Correspondence, Artists 

Box Folder

Eija-Liisa Ahtila February-May 1998 

1 32

Kutlug Ataman February-March 1998 

1 33

Emese Benczur December 1997-May 1998 

1 34

Christine Borland January-May 1998 

1 35

Eriks Bozis February 1998 

1 36

Maurizio Cattelan February 1998 

1 37

De Rijke/De Rooij April-May 1998 

1 38

Honore D'O April 1998 

1 39

Alicia Framis March-April 1998 

1 40

Dora Garcia April-May 1998 

1 41

Galentin Gatev February-March 1998 

1 42

Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster April, August 1998 

1 43

Felix Gonzalez-Torres April 1998 

1 44

Carsten Holler February-May 1998 

1 45

Pierre Huyghe April 1997; undated 

1 46

Inessa Josing November 1997 

1 47

Sanja Ivekovic November-December 1997; May 1998 

1 48

Kristof Kintera December 1997-January 1998; undated 

1 49

Elke Krystufek January 1998 

1 50

Peter Land January-May 1998 

1 51

Michel Majerus March 1998 

1 52

Bjarne Melgaard January-May 1998 

1 53

Deimantas Narkevicius January 1998 

1 54

Fanni Niemi-Junkola April-May 1998 

1 55

Boris Ondreicka December 1997-May 1998 

1 56

Tanja Ostojic April-June 1998 

1 57

Marko Peljhan May 1998 

1 58

Dan Perjovschi April-May 1998 

1 59

Tobias Rehberger January, May 1998 

1 60

Eran Schaerf April-May 1998; undated 

1 61

Tilo Schulz December 1997-July 1998 

1 62

Neboisa "Shoba" Seric December 1997-May 1998 

1 63

Ann-Sofi Siden February-May 1998 

1 64

Sean Snyder April 1998 

1 65

Apolonija Sustersic March-August 1998 

1 66

Sara Sze May 1998 

1 67

Bert Theis February-April 1998 

1 68

Gitte Villesen May 1998 

1 69

Richard Wright March 1998 

1 70

C: Curators' Newsletter 

Box Folder

Curators Newsletter March-September 1997 

1 71

Curators Newsletter Drafts February 1998 

1 72

D: Research, Cities 

Box Folder

Amsterdam undated 

1 73

Athens October 1997 

1 74

Athens: Katerina Gregos November 1997; undated 

1 75

Basel June 1998; undated 

1 76

Belfast undated 

1 77

Belfast: Mark Dale undated 

1 78

Belfast: Ciara Finnegan undated 

1 79

Belfast: Susan McWilliams undated 

1 80

Belfast: Susan Philipsz undated 

1 81

Belfast: Dan Shipside undated 

1 82

Belfast: Theo Sims undated 

1 83

Berlin May 1998; undated 

1 84

Berlin: December 1997 1997; undated 

1 85

Berlin: April 1998 undated 

1 86

Bratislava undated 

2 87

Bryssel [Brussels] 1997; undated 

2 88

Budapest 1997; undated 

2 89

Budapest 1998 1997-1998; undated 

2 90

Budapest: Notes and Correspondence January-February 1998; undated 

2 91

Dresden 1997; undated 

2 92

Dublin 1997; undated 

2 93

Dublin: Project Arts Centre 1997; undated 

2 94

Glasgow 1997-1998; undated 

2 95

Glasglow 2 1997; undated 

2 96

Hamburg and Bremen 1998 

2 97

Helsingfors [Helsinki] 1997 

2 98

Istanbul 1997; undated 

2 99

Istanbul: Dogan Firuzbay undated 

2 100

Istanbul: Fuson Onur undated 

2 101

Istanbul: Ebru Ozecen undated 

2 102

Kiev 1 1997; undated 

2 103

Kiev 2 1997; undated 

2 104

Kiev 3 undated 

2 105

Kiev: Tatyana Gershuni undated 

2 106

Kopenhamn [Copenhagen] 1997; undated 

2 107

London 1997; undated 

2 108

Luxemburg 1998; undated 

2 109

Lyon 1997; undated 

2 110

Marseille 1997 

2 111

Montepellier undated 

3 112

Nice 1997; undated 

3 113

Oslo 1997-1998; undated 

3 114

Paris 1997-1998; undated 

3 115

Prag [Prague] undated 

3 116

Riga 1997; undated 

3 117

Rotterdam 1996-1997; undated 

3 118

St. Petersburg 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997; undated 

3 119

St. Petersburg: "Starters" 1996-1997; undated 

3 120

St. Petersburg: "Photo Postscriptum" catalog [photocopied] undated 

3 121

Sarajevo 1996-1997; undated 

3 122

Sarajevo: "Meeting Point" 1997 

3 123

Skopje [1 of 2] 1997; undated 

3 124

Skopje [2 of 2] 1998-1998; undated 

3 125

Stockholm 1997 

3 126

Tallinn 1997; undated 

3 127

Thessaloniki 1997; undated 

3 128

Thessaloniki: Richard Whitlock 1997 

3 129

Tirana 1997; undated 

3 130

Venedig [Venice] 1997; undated 

3 131

Wien [Vienna] 1997 1997; undated 

3 132

Wien [Vienna] 1998 1998; undated 

3 133

Vilnius undated 

3 134

Zagreb undated 

3 135

Zurich 1998; undated 

3 136

E: Research, Artists 

Box Folder

Franz Ackermann 1997 

4 137

Eija-Lissa Ahtila undated 

4 138

Ana Maria Alaez 1997; undated 

4 139

Dave Allen undated 

4 140

Tong Ang and Villevoye 1995, 1997; undated 

4 141

Janine Antoni 1992, 1997; undated 

4 142

Lotta Antonsson undated 

4 143

Zeigam Azizov 1993; undated 

4 144

Vanessa Baird 1997; undated 

4 145

Beothy Balazas 1994; undated 

4 146

Orla Barry 1997-1998; undated 

4 147

Magnus Bartas 1996 

4 148

Vanessa Beecroft undated 

4 149

Otto Berchem 1996-1997; undated 

4 150

Tobias Bernstrup undated 

4 151

Dara Birnbaum 1995; undated 

4 152

Alighiero e Boetti 1995 

4 153

Monica Bonvicini undated 

4 154

Christine Borland 1996-1999; undated 

4 155

Rebecca Bournigault 1997; undated 

4 156

Martin Boyce 1992, 1995-1996, 1998; undated 

4 157

Eriks Bozis 1996; undated 

4 158

Roddy Buchanan 1997; undated 

4 159

Vita Bujvid 1991-1883; undated 

4 160

David Burrows undated 

4 161

Savvas Christodoulides 1997 

4 162

Claude Closky 1996-1997; undated 

4 163

Nathan Coley 1997-1998; undated 

4 164

Stephen Craig undated 

4 165

Attila Csorgo undated 

4 166

Danica Dakic 1998 

4 167

Jiri David undated 

4 168

Yael Davids 1997 

4 169

Simone Decker 1997 

4 170

Christina Dimitriadis 1995-1997 

4 171

Jackie Donachie 1994; 1997-1998 

4 172

Marie-Louise Ekman 1995; 1998; undated 

5 173

Anna Maria Ekstrand 1998 

5 174

Olafur Eliasson [1 of 2] 1997-1998 

5 175

Olafur Eliasson [2 of 2] 1997-1998 

5 176

Carin Ellberg 1993-1995; 1997-1998 

5 177

Benczur Emese undated 

5 178

Tracey Emin 1997 

5 179

Annika Eriksson 1994-1995; 1997-1998 

5 180

Mikelis Fisers undated 

5 181

Tom Friedman 1995 

5 182

Katharina Fritsch 1993 

5 183

Darko Fritz 1996-1997 

5 184

Dr. Gatev 1994-1996; 1998 

5 185

Stefan Gec 1995-1996; 1998 

5 186

Liam Gillick 1996; 1999; undated 

5 187

Leszek Golec 1996 

5 188

Dominique Gonz 1997-1998 

5 189

Douglas Gordon 1994-1999 

5 190

Terence Gower 1994-1996; undated 

5 191

Dan Graham undated 

5 192

Renee Green 1996; undated 

5 193

Pia Greschner 1997; 1999 

5 194

Eva Grubinger 1997 

5 195

Lucy Gunning 1996-1997 

5 196

Martin Gustavsson 1998 

5 197

Henrik Hakansson undated 

5 198

Hans Hamid Rasmussen undated 

5 199

Ann Hamilton 1993 

5 200

Brian Hand 1997 

5 201

Jacqueline Hassink 1995-1997 

5 202

Annika von Hausswolff 1994; 1997-1998 

5 203

Svetlana Heger 1998 

5 204

Svetlana Heger and Plamen Dejanov 1995-1997 

5 204A

Katrine Helmersson 1991; 1993-1994 

5 205

Oliver Herring 1996 

5 206

Susan Hiller 1996-1997 

5 207

Damien Hirst 1994 

5 208

Pal Hollender 1996-1997 

5 209

Carsten Holler 1997 

5 210

Karl Holmquist 211 

5 211

Barbara Holub 1994-1997 

5 212

Pierre Huyghe 1994-1997 

5 213

Aleksandar Ilic 1997 

5 214

Sanja Ivekovic undated 

5 215

Frans Jacobi undated 

5 216

Jakob Jakobsen 1996-1997 

5 217

Sossa Jorgensen undated 

5 218

Inessa Josing 1996 

5 219

Konstantin Kakanias 1993-1997 

5 220

Kana & Olympios 1996-1997 

5 221

Fotini Kariotaki 1995, 1997 

5 222

A Karlsson Rixon 1995; undated 

5 223

Nina Katchadourian 1993, 1997 

5 224

Ivana Keser 1994; 1996-1997 

6 225

Joachim Koester 1994; 1996-1997 

6 226

Endre Koronci 1998; undated 

6 227

Sophia Kosmaoglov 1994-1996 

6 228

Nikos Krounidis 1996-1997 

6 229

Elke Krystufek 1998; undated 

6 230

Antal Lakner 1997 

6 231

Peter Land 1997 

6 232

Andrea Lange 1997 

6 233

Mattieu Laurette 1995, 1997 

6 234

Ming-Wei Lee 1997 

6 235

Matts Leiderstam [1 of 2] 1994-1995; 1997-1998 

6 236

Matts Leiderstam [2 of 2] 1994; 1996; undated 

6 237

Zbigniew Libera 1996 

6 238

Maja Licul 1994; undated 

6 239

Siobhan Liddell 1997 

6 240

David Lillington 1997 

6 241

Maria Lindberg undated 

6 242

M Lindberg de Geer 1991 

6 243

Ann Lislegaard 1997; undated 

6 244

Sarah Lucas 1997 

6 245

Ulf Lundin 1996-1997 

6 246

Miltos Manetas 1997 

6 247

Ebba Matz [1 of 2] 1992-1998 

6 248

Ebba Matz [2 of 2] 1997 

6 249

Antoni Maznevski 1997 

6 250

Paul McCarthy undated 

6 251

Bjarne Melgaard 1996-1998 

6 252

Maria Miesenberger undated 

6 253

Ana Mendieta 1996 

6 254

Miss Universum 1998; undated 

6 255

Kari Mjatveit 1995-1996 

6 256

Tracey Moffatt 1998 

6 257

Claudia and Julia Moller 1997-1998 

6 258

Jonathan Monk 1994 

6 259

Anna Mossman 1997 

6 260

Monika Moteska undated 

6 261

Valerie Mrejen 1996-1997 

6 262

Bettina Munk 1991; 1994-1995 

6 263

Deimantas Narkevicius undated 

7 264

Bruce Nauman 1995-1996 

7 265

Warren Neidich undated 

7 266

Olaf Nicolai 1997-1998 

7 267

Pekka Niskanen undated 

7 268

Katarina Norling 1997 

7 269

Annee Olofsson 1993-1994; 1996-1997 

7 270

Boris Ondriecka 1998; undated 

7 271

Yoko Ono 1997 

7 272

Kristin Oppenheim 1996 

7 273

Ingrid Orfali 1995; undated 

7 274

Gabriel Orozco 1995-1996 

7 275

Aliki Palaska 1997 

7 276

Maria Papadimitriov 1996-1997 

7 277

Gary Perkins 1997 

7 278

Laurent Pariente 1996 

7 279

Garrett Phelan 1997 

7 280

Susan Philipsz 1997-1998; undated 

7 281

Hadrian Pigott 1995; 1997-1998 

7 282

Henrik Plenge Jakobsen undated 

7 283

Charlotte von Poehl 1996-1998 

7 284

Antoine Prum 1998; undated 

7 285

Josephine Pryde 1997 

7 286

Marioca Przyjemska undated 

7 287

Marija Mojca Pungercar undated 

7 288

Lila Polenaki undated 

7 289

Joanna Rajkowska undated 

7 290

Tobias Rehberger 1996; 1998 

7 291

Heli Rekula 1997 

7 292

Julie Roberts 293 

7 293

Liisa Roberts 1996 

7 294

Almha Roche 1994; 1996-1997 

7 295

Hindrich Sachs 1997 

7 296

Tomo Savic-Gecan 1997 

7 297

Pieter Schoolwerth 1996-1997 

7 298

Tilo Schulz 1996-2000 

8 299

Anette Senneby undated 

8 300

Ann-Sofi Siden 1993-1994; 1997-1998 

8 301

Liina Siib undated 

8 302

Jane Simpson 1998-1999 

8 303

Ross Sinclair 1997 

8 304

Anna Siodahl undated 

8 305

Giannis Skaltsas 1997 

8 306

Smith + Stewart undated 

8 307

Bob and Roberta Smith undated 

8 308

Soba 1997 

8 309

Nedko Solakov 1996-1997 

8 310

Sokrates Sokratou 1997 

8 311

Berit Soot 1996 

8 312

Dejan Spasovic 1996 

8 313

Simon Starling 1997-1998 

8 314

Stephanie Steiner 1993; undated 

8 315

Karl-John Stigmark 1997 

8 316

Apolonija Sustersic 1997; undated 

8 317

Jan Svenungsson undated 

8 318

Padraig Timoney 1997; undated 

8 319

Rirkrit Tiravanija 1997; undated 

8 320

Bert Theis 1997 

8 321

Grazia Toderi undated 

8 322

Jaan Toomik 1995; undated 

8 323

Palle Torsson undated 

8 324

Igor Tosjevski 1997 

8 325

Sophie Tottie 1995; 1997; undated 

8 326

Piotr Uklanski 1998 

8 327

Clara Ursitti 1997; undated 

8 328

Marianna Uttinen 1997 

8 329

Zaneta Vangeli 1995; undated 

8 330

Gitte Villesen 1997 

8 331

Marijke van Warmerdam 1996-1998 

8 332

Rebecka Warren 1995; 1997 

8 333

Gillian Wearing undated 

8 334

Olav Westphalen 1997 

8 335

Elin Wikstrom 1987; 1997-1998 

8 336

Dan Wolgers 1995 

8 337

Richard Wright 1997-1998 

8 338

Yukinori Yanagi 1997 

8 339

Dolores Zinny and Joan Maidagan 1996-1997 

8 340

Andrea Zittel 1995 

8 341

Unknown Artists undated 

8 342

F: Catalogue 

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Catalogue - Development 1997-1998 

9 343

Catalogue - Authors 1997; undated 

9 343a

Text: Germany 1998 

9 344

Text: Austria 1998 

9 345

Text: Finland 1998 

9 346

Text: Holland 1998 

9 347

Text: Estonia 1998 

9 348

Text: Latvia 1998 

9 349

Text: Russia 1998 

9 350

Text: Lithuania 1998 

9 351

Text: Ireland 1998 

9 352

Text: Norway 1998 

9 353

Text: Turkey 1998 

9 354

Text: Bosnia 1998 

9 355

Text: Romania 1998 

9 356

Text: Albania 1998 

9 357

Text: Slovenia 1998 

9 358

Text: Hungary 1998 

9 359

Text: Italy 1998 

9 360

Text: Slovakia 1998 

9 361

Text: Macedonia 1998 

9 362

Text: Czechoslovakia 1998 

9 363

Text: Greece 1998 

9 364

Text: Bulgaria 1998 

9 365

Text: Luxembourg 1998 

9 366

Text: Denmark 1998 

9 367

Text: Ukraine 1998 

9 368

Text: Croatia 1998 

9 369

Text: Great Britain 1998 

9 370

Text: Moldova 1998 

9 371

Text: Belarus 1998 

9 372

Text: France 1998 

9 373

Text: Iceland 1998 

9 374

Text: Liechtenstein 1998 

9 375

Text: Belgium 1998 

9 376

G: Planning, Press, and Administrative Files 

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Travel Information May-June 1997 

9 377

Travel Itineraries and Budget May-June 1997 

9 378

Manifesta Budget and Contract May 1997-February 1998 

9 379

Casino Luxembourg Floorplans 1998; undated 

9 380

Information Center December 1997-May 1998 

9 381

Manifesta Interns 1998; undated 

9 382

Artists Visit to Luxembourg 1997; undated 

9 383

Press Release 1998 

9 384

Mailing List 1997; undated 

9 385

Mailing List, cont. 1997; undated 

9 386

Contact List and Travel Report: St. Petersburg and Sarajevo 1997; undated 

9 387

Contact List and Travel Report: Norway, Sweden, Denmark 1997 

9 388

Contact List and Travel Report: Turkey, Greece, Paris, Montpellier, Macedonia 1997; undated 

9 389

Contact List and Travel Report: Britain, Ireland, Belfast, Albania 1997; undated 

9 390

Artist Contact Information 1997 

9 391

Receipts 1997-1998 

9 392

Press Clippings [1 of 2] 1998 

9 393

Press Clippings [2 of 2] 1998 

9 394

H: Manifesta 1 

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Manifesta 1 Press Kit 1996 

9 395

Press Kit Enclosure: Artslut "Intro Version" and "Library Piece" undated 

9 396

Press Kit Enclosure: Nestwork 1996; undated 

9 397

Press Kit Enclosure: Martin Beck "Offer" 1996 

9 398

Press Kit Enclosure: Translocal "Camp in my Tent" 1996 

9 399

Press Kit Enclosure: Uri Tzaig "AHAVA" undated 

9 400

Museum Boijmans-van Beuningen, Rotterdam Press Kit 1996 

9 401

Museum Boijmans-van Beuningen Press Images 1992; 1995; 1996 

9 402

Museum Boijmans "Colofon No. 1 Bruce Nauman" 1996 

9 403

Museum Boijmans "Colofon No. 5 Guillaume Bijl" 1996 

9 404

Museum Boijmans "Colofon No. 7 Willem Oorebeek" 1996 

9 405

Museum Boijmans "Colofon No. 11 Lawrence Weiner" 1996 

9 406

Museum Boijmans "Colofon No. 12 Paul Thek" 1996 

9 407

Museum Boijmans "Colofon No. 13 Hans Haacke" 1996 

9 408

Museum Boijmans "Colofon No. 14 Bik Fillingham Van Der Pol" 1996 

9 409

De Appel, Amsterdam 1996 

9 410

"Lokaal Europe No. 1" 1996 

9 411

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Series II: Other Curatorial Projects, Writings, and Research 

A: Other Curatorial Projects 

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Skaggig Damen [Bearded Lady] 1994 

10 412

Project Civitella d'Agliano [unrealized] 1994-1996 

10 413

Duende 1995-1998 

10 414

Kulturhuvudstad [European Capital of Culture] 1996-1998 

10 415

Bricks and Kicks "Strange Encounters" 1997 

10 416

Annika von Hausswolf Exhibition in Kiev 1997 

10 417

"Stopping the Process?" Seminar 1997 

10 418

Aktuellt [Current] 1997-1998 

10 419

Aktuellt [Current]: Slides 1997 

10 420

ICI [Independent Curators International] 1997-1998 

10 421

Moderna Museet 1997-1998 

10 422

Moderna Museet Clippings 1997-1998 

10 423

Modern Museet Press Kits and Publication 1998 

10 424

Sao Paolo Bienal 1998 

10 425

I Am Curious undated 

10 426

Visions du Nord [Visions of the North] 1998 

10 427

B: Writings, Publications, and Editorial Work 

Box Folder

Index Magazine 1997 

10 428

Svenska Dagbladet [Swedish Daily] 1994 

10 429

Svenska Dagbladet [Swedish Daily] 1995 

10 430

Svenska Dagbladet [Swedish Daily] 1996 

10 431

Svenska Dagbladet [Swedish Daily] 1997 

10 432

Style Sheets for written submissions undated 

10 433

Artiklar [Other Articles by Maria Lind] 1992-1995 

10 434

C: Research, General [not associated with any identifiable project] 

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Hysteri [Hysteria] undated 

10 435

Hysteria, continued 1995 

10 436

Fotokonferens Moskva [Photography Conference Moscow] 1993; undated 

10 437

Documenta 97 1997 

10 438

Stöd och stipendier [Aid and Scholarships] 1994 

11 439

Take Me I'm Yours 1995 

11 440

Reconsidering the Object of Art 1995 

11 441

Stedelijk Museum Bureau [publication] 1997-1998 

11 442

New Reality Mix 1994 

11 443

Compartments 1996 

11 444

Expressen Konstprojekt [art project] 1994-1995 

11 445

Konstdebatt Svenska Dagbladet [Arts Debate Swedish Daily] 1995 

11 446

Friedemann Malsch 1996; undated 

11 447

Sigrid Hjerten research 1985-1995; undated 

11 448

Research on Female Artists 1983-1994; undated 

11 449

Research and notes undated 

11 450

M. Louise Stanley Research 1986-1988 

11 451

Birgit Stahl-Nyberg Research 1977-1980; 1992-1994; undated 

11 452

D: Curatorial Project Proposals from Others 

Box Folder

10th Biennial of Sydney: Jurassic Technologies Revenant 1996 

11 453

Exhibition proposal for "Scream and Scream Again: Film in Art" 1996 

11 454

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Series III: Education and Biographical Material 

A: Graduate School / University of Stockholm and Whitney ISP 

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Forskartjanst [Research Fellow] 1990-1995 

11 455

Research Paper "Att utmana konsthistorien [To challenge art history]...Linda Nochlin och Griselda Pollock" 1992 

11 456

Avhandling [Thesis] on Matts Leiderstam and Lars Nilsson 1996-1997 

11 457

Whitney Independent Study Program 1995 

11 458

WISP [Whitney Independent Study Program] Records 1995-1996 

11 459

B: Teaching 

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Konstteori [Art Theory] undated 

11 460

Förläsning Kurser [Lecture Courses] at Konstfack 1991; 1994-1995; undated 

11 461

Åkersberga [Adult Education Class] 1991-1997 

11 462

C: Biographical Material 

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Artiklar om ML [Articles about Maria Lind] 1998-1999 

11 463

Curriculum Vitae 1997; undated 

11 464

Adresslistor [Address List] 1994; 1996; 1997 

11 465

Nätverk för feministisk konstgorskning [Network for Feminist Art Research] 1991 

11 466

AICA [Association for Art Critics] Adress List for Swedish Section 1996 

11 467

Kristineberg 1988; 1991; 1997-2000 

11 468

Portraits of Maria Lind by Mathias Johansson 1991 

11 469

Teckningar [Drawings] 2000-2001; undated 

11 470

Aurora Teckningar [drawings] 1993; 1996; undated 

11 471

Kvitton [Receipts] 1991-2000 

11 472

Kvitton [Receipts] 1998 

11 473

Kvitton [Receipts] 1996-1997 

11 474

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Accretion 2010: Series IIB 

Box Folder

"Everything Can Be Different" [publication] 2001 

12 474a

Iaspis Publications 2005 

12 474b

Iaspis Publications 2006 

12 474c

Iaspis Publications 2007 

12 474d

"The Walter Hopps Award" [Annotated Draft] March 2009 

12 475

"The Future of the Graduate Program..." [Annotated Draft] May 2009 

12 476

"The Future of the Graduate Program..." [Draft] May 2009 

12 477

"The Curatorial" Fall 2009 

12 478

"Mountains of Butter, Lakes of Wine" November 2009 

12 479

"New Forms of Institutional Critique" April 2010 

12 480

"The Curatorial Intensive: Curatorial Models Revisted" June 2010 

12 481

"Language and Thinking, Bard College" August 2010 

12 482

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Oversize Series I 

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Montpellier: Lieu D'Art Contemporain [Poster] undated 

13 483

St. Petersburg: "Kunst Heimat Kunst" Publication 1994 

13 484

Janine Antoni "Swoon" [Poster] 1997 

13 485

Vanessa Baird Prints undated 

13 486

Otto Berchem "619 KBB 75" [poster] 1997 

13 487

Martin Boyce "Something's Got to Give" [print] 1995 

13 488

Martin Boyce "A Traveloug (In Advance) No. 2" [print] undated 

13 489

Martin Boyce "How Noisy Everything Grows" [poster] 1992 

13 490

Martin Boyce "A Travelouge (In Advance)" [print] undated 

13 491

Vita Bujvid [artwork] 1992 

13 492

Karl Holmquist "CD-ROM KH 21 Poems" [poster] 1997 

13 493

Karl Holmquist "Now is Allowable" and "CD-ROM Part II" [posters] 1999; undated 

13 494

Fotini Kariotaki "It Moves It Sleeps It Hurts" [poster] 1997 

13 495

Ivana Keser "A and 2500 Point" [poster] 1994 

13 496

Sophie Tottie "Project Identity" [poster] 1997 

13 497

Richard Wright "Inverleith House" [poster] 1999 

13 498

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Oversize Series II 

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Birgit Stahl-Nyberg research "Havsverk 14" [publication" 1979 

13 499

Birgit Stahl-Nyberg research "Konst dar vi bor" [poster] 1979 

13 500

"Stockholm Smart Show" [publication] 1995 

13 501

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