In recent years, collective curatorial practices have gained renewed attention, challenging the outdated idea of the curator as a solitary figure. Today, the role is understood as part of a wider network of artists, technicians, attendants, directors, and others who make exhibitions possible. Not Going it Alone: Collective Curatorial Curating gathers essays and experimental texts that explore this shift, offering layered perspectives on its debates, possibilities, and contexts across different times, roles, and places. Edited by Paul O’Neill with Gerrie van Noord and Elizabeth Larison.

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