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BULLETIN 3 ~ January 16 to 21 NOW ONLINE

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CALENDAR 20-21

Update 5 January, 2021. In January + February we will go ON LINE with a compressed program. We are planning EXTENDED gatherings in April and May 2021 (Covid permitting).

ROAMING ASSEMBLY is an ongoing series of guest-curated public events ~ mobilizing our bodies, our intelligences ~ by means of a a state-of-the-art speculative and hybrid program.

In 2021 we continue teaming up with the curatorial team of sonsbeek20-24 on the next combined edition of our Roaming Assembly and their Council.

At the Limits of the Writerly: Planetarity and the Persistent Reproduction of an Otherwise

Rachel O’Reilly's 2020-2021 seminar for HTDTWT

2020-2021 Study group: ReSituating and ReCalibrating Hostipitality.

Tutor Team: Akinbode Akinbiyi and Kamila Metwaly. COOP partner: SAVVY Contemporary, Berlin

The Life and Afterlife of Fascism

Ana Teixeira Pinto's 2020-2021 seminar for HTDTWT

2020-2021 study group: CHUSMA 2.0: A Coalition of Gossips

Tutor Team: Julia Morandeira Arrizabalaga, Francesc Ruiz. COOP partner: State Of Concept, Athens

Writing Sound/Sound Writing: Resonating Materialities II

Hypatia Vourloumis' 2020-2021 seminar for HTDTWT

Witness

Ghalya Saadawi's 20-21 seminar for HTDTWT

HOW TO UNDO THINGS WITH THEORY

is a bold, new, public lecture-series offered by the DAI's Theory Circuit. Probe 1: Élan Locomotif by Ana Teixeira Pinto

2020-2021 study group: On Tradition – Future Ancestors: let rhythm be your guiding light.

Tutor Team: Snejanka Mihaylova, Rory Pilgrim. COOP partner: If I Can't Dance I Don't Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution, Amsterdam

The Kitchen

Non-aligned curriculum component that offers a platform to the myriad of distinctive voices within our student body.

2020-2021 study group: Reframing Climate Colonialism: Pleasuring the Radical Imagination.

Tutor team: Ama Josephine Budge, Clementine Edwards, CJC Working Group. COOP partner: Casco Art Institute: Working for the Commons, Utrecht.

Queering Communism

Grant Watson's 2020-2021 seminar for HTDTWT

Factory 2.0

Platform where student led activities and the Planetary Campus interweave

2020-2021 study group ~ Curating Positions: Bodies and Antibodies in Cinema

Tutors: Marwa Arsanios, Leon Filter, Leire Vergara. COOP partner: Bulegoa z/b, Bilbao

The Subaltern and the “Free Negro”: Postcolonial Criticism, Afro Pessimism and the Intersectionality of Solidarity

Amit S.Rai's 2020-2021 seminar for HTDTWT

WORLD

FREQUENCIES OF TRADITION ~ The Guangdong Times Museum and KADIST present three online sessions that consider tradition as a contested space, where one can critically reflect on Asian modernization and the Western canon. 27 JAN 2021–29 JAN 2021. Among the wealth of artists and scholars involved: our former theory-tutor Anselm Franke, as well as Yuk Hui, one of our esteemed guests in 2016. Find more info and ZOOM-links here.

Today, January 13th, 2021 Vita Buivid (DAI, 2020) invites all "dear beautiful DAI people" to her talk at the Hybrid Studio of the Anonymous Doctors, on the topic of ageing. She will do this in the company of another amazing alumna Anna Bitkina (DAI, 2018), as well as Vita's friend, artist, clinic director Gluklya Natalia Pershina-Jakimanskaya. Join Vita at 4pm CET.

Warmest congratulations to Raúl Silva, innaugural recipient of the DAI Friends & Alumni Grant 2020 !!! As an arts researcher Raúl has been focused on working from historic memory, approaching the relations between the colonial religious imagery, the ideal of modernity, the paradigm of progress and the aftermath of the internal armed conflict in Perú.

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"Today as well the danger lurks that “artistic research” will be encapsulated by academic routines and institutional stereotypes which will seriously impede creativity and artistic reflection. How do we prevent the fundamental dynamics and transformational potential of an as yet productive field from eventually becoming part of a hegemonic, controlling machine as a result of methodological processes of normalization? Could a “farewell” to such gentrified artistic research produce novel forms of articulation while proceeding from the perspective of contemporary art?" At DAI we feel empowered by MaHKUscript’s editorial proposal which intends to provide a clear and constructive contribution to such re-thinking and re-evaluation. MaHKUscript. Journal of Fine Art Research #4, After the Research Turn, Online Now.