WORLD

is a curated online space bringing WORLD to HOME/DAI and DAI/HOME to WORLD. Students, alumni, tutors, partners, friends and comrades are most welcome to send their announcements (visual+text separate from each other) to: WORLD@dutchartinstitute.eu

IT GO HAVE TO ADJUST. ON LANGUAGE AS PARASITE. Pelumi Adejumo (DAI, 2023) and Lucas Lugarinho Braga (DAI, 2023) participate, among other artists, in an exhibition at SAVVY in Berlin, curated by Sagal Farah and Billy Fowo ( who are also tutors of SAVVY's COOP study group at DAI). The show is part of a series of exercises, research and public programming reflecting on the parasitic character of language and on the subversive power of laughter. If we are “participants in the future of our languages” (Ocean Vuong), how can we make space for more variants of influences in order to facilitate the right climate and conditions for subversive feminist, anti-racist and de-colonial practices within art and publishing? If language is there to make space for our survival, can we find procedures for optimising our communication to aid the creation of networks that can parasitize towards the proliferation and development of liberating practices? OPENING 13 September 2023 at 7pm

| tag: Berlin

"Is it fair to capture somebody while they are sleeping? What is the relation between sleep and death? Can we hold a person in a photograph? And can we wake him?" Surrounded by darkness in the Finnish woods, Sanne Kabalt (DAI, 2018) started singing. It made her feel comfortable out there, all alone with her camera. Ever since, singing has been a prominent part of her artistic practice. "Leaving room for silence and hesitation – in conversation with artist Sanne Kabalt." Find the link to Nele Brökelmann's text for MetropolisM ( published July 2023) HERE

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On September 2, from sunrise to sunset, Vleeshal Center for Contemporary Art invites you to attend the performance Cries in Concrete, Curses Curbstones, Dreams in Drywall, Rests in Rainfall by Helena Keskküla. In the midst of the boulders of Wold beach in Zeewolde, Flevoland, performers Lidwien Ponsioen, Rose Akras, and Dianthus will activate the site through the durational and laborious production of concrete, tear-shaped objects that will accumulate over the course of the performance. Persistence, joy and fatigue will inform the work as the day progresses, which is why you are encouraged to attend the performance for a long period of time, slow down, perhaps even spend several hours with the work, to see it grow and shift back and forth from a site of production to a mythological destination. To attend the performance (free entrance), you can make use of a special shuttle bus that will drive from Amsterdam via Lelystad to Zeewolde, and back. Helena Keskküla (1992) is an Estonian artist working mainly with video, performance and installation. Cries in Concrete, Curses Curbstones, Dreams in Drywall, Rests in Rainfall is a commission by Roos Gortzak, director of Vleeshal. Assistant curator Martha Jager (DAI, 2016) did invaluable work over the course of these two years. Click to read more, including practical details.

| tags: Middelburg, Zeewolde

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BULLETIN ~ DAI Confluence nr. 1 ~ PAF, St. Erme ~ November 22 till 29, 2023

Bulletins contain the complete, day-to-day program of a specific DAI Confluence.

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

our roaming trajectory 2023/2024 (page update: September 9, 2023)

Ana Teixeira Pinto's 2023-2024 seminar for How To Do Things With Theory:

Mean Girl Theory

2023-2024 COOP study group in partnership with SAVVY Contemporary (Berlin) ~ led by Renan Laru-an & team:

Institution-in-Rehearsal: A Laboratory of Form-Ideas and Research-Practices

2023-2024 COOP study group in partnership with ARCHIVE (Berlin, Dakar, Milan) ~ led by Chiara Figone & Samira Ghoualmia:

Choreopoethics: undisciplined corporeal publishing and choreographic planning

2023-2024 COOP study group in partnership with If I Can't Dance I Don't Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution (Amsterdam) ~ led by Frédérique Bergholtz & Snejanka Mihaylova:

The Word and the Wound

Hypatia Vourloumis' 2023-2024 seminar for How To Do Things With Theory:

Anticolonial Acts

Grant Watson's 2023-2024 seminar for How To Do Things With Theory:

Textile Politics: Flags, Nets, Maquettes

Factory 2.0

Platform for elective courses, initiated and led by students for students ~ as part of the accredited curriculum

Mayra A. Rodríguez Castro's 2023-2024 seminar for How To Do Things With Theory:

Penumbra

2023-2024 COOP study group in partnership with Neringa Forest Architecture (Nida)~ led by Egija Inzule, Jurga Daubaraitė, Jonas Žukauskas:

FOREST IS LONG-TERM

28 November, 2023 ~ Nine conversations in a form: THE KITCHEN ~ Location: PAF in St. Erme.

Our esteemed guests Giulia Damiani and Renan Laru-an will respond to a wealth of questions and invocations by Louis Schou-Hansen, Noam Youngrak Son, Stephen McEvoy, Kıvanç Sert, Baoxin Liao, Anastasia Nefedova, Dalia Maini, Elif Cadoux and Seán Bean.

AEROPONIC ACTS 2024 ~ curated & anchored by Giulia Crispiani & Elisa Giuliano. August 1,2,3,4 ~ Dro, Italy

We are excitedly looking forward to return to Centrale Fies, independent centre for the production of contemporary performing arts.

2023-2024 COOP study group in partnership with Bulegoa z/b (Bilbao) ~ led by Marwa Arsanios, Leon Filter, Leire Vergara:

Curating Positions: Stream of consciousness: between collective filmmaking and anarchist thought

Roaming Assembly is our guest curated public program; exploring themes and topics of relevance to the thinking of art in the world today. 

Watch video documentation of the 30 editions, that we have organised at a wide variety of locations since 2015.

Amit S.Rai's 2023-2024 seminar for How To Do Things With Theory:

For a Revolutionary Becoming of Attention: Perception, Movement, Technicity Within and Against Racial Capital

2023-2024 COOP study group in partnership with De Appel Amsterdam ~ led by Noor Abuarafeh & Marina Christodoulidou:

Assembling Land: Rehearsals towards Place-making

Ghalya Saadawi's 2023-2024 seminar for How To Do Things With Theory:

Counter, Revolution, Film