Worlding Global Art Histories through Teaching - Paperback

Bentcheva, Eva: - Dr. Eva Bentcheva is an art historian and curator with a focus on transcultural art histories between Europe and South/Southeast Asia. She is currently the Maria Reiche Postdoctoral Fellow at the Technical University of Dresden, where she is developing a research project on German-Asian relations in art. She has previously held research and curatorial positions at Haus der Kunst in Munich and the Tate in London, and has had academic positions at Heidelberg University, the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art (Yale University) and SOAS, University of London. She is currently the Managing Editor of the open-access book series, Worlding Public Cultures published by ICI Berlin Press.Hopfener, Birgit: - "Birgit Hopfener is Associate Professor of Art History at Carleton University in Ottawa, cross-appointed with the Institute for Comparative Studies in Literature, Art and Culture. She is an art historian of contemporary art and theory in a global framework with a regional expertise in Chinese art. She is the founding member of Transnational and Transcultural Arts and Cultural Exchange (TrACE) and Worlding Public Cultures. Hopfener authored the book Installationskunst in China. Transkulturelle Reflexionsräume einer Genealogie des Performativen (2013) and co-edited the volumes Negotiating Difference: Chinese Contemporary Art in the Global Context (2012) and Situating Global Art. Topologies - Temporalities - Trajectories (2018)."Koch, Franziska: - Franziska Koch is an art historian and Lecturer of Transcultural Studies at Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf. Her habilitation project about Nam June Paik and transcultural collaboration in Fluxus is supported by a grant from the Baden-Württemberg Foundation. She co-edited Negotiating Difference: Contemporary Chinese Art in the Global Context (2012) and is the author of Die 'chinesische Avantgarde' und das Dispositiv der Ausstellung (2016). More recently, she edited How We Work Together: Ethics, Histories, and Epistemologies of Artistic Collaboration, a themed issue of the Journal of Transcultural Studies (2020/21). She co-leads the Heidelberg team of the Trans-Atlantic Research Project 'Worlding Public Cultures: the Arts and Social Innovation' (2019-2023; BMBF/DLR).