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BULLETIN 8 ~ DAI Week 8 at the Performing Arts Forum, St.Erme. July 10-24, 2021.

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR August 2021 - August 2022

last updated August 5, 2021

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

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

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

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

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 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

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.

Writing Sound/Sound Writing: Resonating Materialities II

Hypatia Vourloumis' 2020-2021 seminar for HTDTWT

Witness

Ghalya Saadawi's 20-21 seminar for HTDTWT

Kitchen

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

Queering Communism

Grant Watson's 2020-2021 seminar for HTDTWT

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

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

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.

Factory 2.0

Platform where students can initiate, publish and lead accredited activities.

2020-2021 Study group: ReSituating and ReCalibrating Hostipitality.

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

WORLD

Offering Visual and Content support, Saskia Burggraaf (DAI, 2020) is part of the team of Nieuwe Vide Artspace. Saskia happily shares with us that their zine 'Metamorphosis. On future bodies and living identities' is now online and that current DAI-students Azul de Monte and Lou Lou Sainsbury (both DAI, 2021) have contributed AMAZING pieces. Together with Chris Kore and Juliacks, Azul and Lou Lou had been invited to speculate on the past, present and future of bodies and living identities. At a time when society has more than ever been confronted with the fragility and vulnerability of the body, and the economic consequences that are tied to this, it is important to investigate the relationship between capitalism and the body.

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Intra-Activity: the Post-human, Fabulation and Matter: International Online Symposium on Artistic Research in Film and Philosophy. With key notes by among others; Marie-Luise Angerer, Jean-Pierre Bekolo and Rosi Braidotti. 14 - 18 September 2021. Here you can find a link to registration

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Fokus Grupa = Elvis Krstulović (DAI, 2021) & Iva Kovač (DAI, 2022) proudly share the link to their text "A Room with a landscape: Vedute from the Palace of the Privileged Company of Trieste and Rijeka", which was recently published as Volume 10 of Art Margins, MIT Press Direct. Earlier Iva had presented this research at the DAI's Kitchen ( in 2020 with Dina Mohammed and Jacob Jacobsen as the online respondents). Keywords: Rijeka, Austro-Hungarian Empire, industrial heritage, sugar production, landscape paintings, slave images, race-blindness

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Upon invitation of de Appel, Martha Jager (DAI, 2016) has been looking through and reading hundreds of artist letters and postcards that form the correspondence collection of de archive of de Appel. Her research will be presented in two issues of 'The Remote Archivist'.

| tag: Amsterdam