From “Big Archives” to “Slow Archives,” and Back: An Interview with Sven Spieker

Cristina Vatulescu

doi:10.5325/complitstudies.62.3.0468

August 1, 2025Comparative Literature Studies

From “Big Archives” to “Slow Archives,” and Back: An Interview with Sven Spieker

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Key Points

Spieker emphasizes the evolving relationship between art and archives, showcasing its significance.
He details ideas from his upcoming book, particularly how art functions as a demonstration of knowledge.
The discussion reveals innovative perspectives on archival practices in contemporary art.
Spieker connects his current work to broader themes in artistic knowledge sharing.

Implication

Interview with Sven Spieker highlights the impact of archives on contemporary art, suggesting a transformative approach.

Abstract

In this interview, Sven Spieker discusses his past and present work regarding the relationship between contemporary art and archives, including in his most recent book publication, Art as Demonstration. A Revolutionary Recasting of Knowledge (MIT Press, 2024).

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