Moving Through Porosities ~ Wednesday, July 15 from 21:30 till 23:30 ~ COOP SUMMIT 2026
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. Moving Through Porosities approaches porosity not as a metaphor
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a way of moving through ( )
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visiting material memory and () collective relation.
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Across multiple spaces/rooms at TAM (Tower Art Museum), visitors navigate fragmented and overlayered routes, drifting and flowing between screenings, live material processes, sonic traces, moving-images and collective-participatory gestures that connect bodies, spaces and imaginaries. Bread, cocciopesto, stone, water, pores and sound become porous mediums through which audiences navigate fragmented and overlayered routes, and shifting and flowing forms of collectivity. Refusing romanticized readings of Matera, Moving Through Porosities observes and accompanies Sassi as living formations shaped by displacement, contamination and cycles of repurposing that resist fixed narrations of ‘primitive’ and ‘modern’, [ ] and [ ] , [ ] and [ ] .
The presentation is informed by the COOP Publishing Practices - In the Wake of Erasure, particularly its methodologies of collective inquiry, translocal collaboration, and experimental publishing practices.
Join COOP study group Publishing Practices – In the Wake of Erasure at TAM (Tower Art Museum) in Matera for
Moving Through Porosities
Student participants: Ayris Taban, Bea Secchia, BiBi, Dariya (dar) Trubina, Ginevra Collini, Ivor Glavaš, Jamie Donald, Josse Vessies, Liam Warren, Moss Lutz, Salome Erni, Tomaso de Luca
Tutor participants: Chiara Figone, Kamila Metwaly
Moving Through Porosities is realized through the ongoing friendship, conversation and collaboration between the Dutch Art Institute and:
evolving into an offering on
Wednesday, July 15 from 21:30 till 23:30 at TAM (Tower Art Museum)
as part of COOP SUMMIT 2026.
Read more about the trajectory of COOP study group Publishing Practices – In the Wake of Erasure.
