The Object Lag, The Archaeology of Autonomy opens with a presentation entitled RE/COLLECTING showing the results of a weeklong research in Teylers Museum by Martine Derks and current DAI students Charlotte Rooijackers and Eva Olthof.

Martine Derks and Charlotte Rooijackers will give a performance lecture based on their ongoing research on the collection of the museums guest books that are spread over a couple of hundred copies.

Eva Olthof´s starting point for her research was the book, Observations on the Volcanos by the diplomat and art collector Sir William Hamilton (1730-1803).

The three artists have invited Mark Mulder to give a lecture; On the Immaterial Aspects of the Object in Anthropology. (Ph.D. candidate and fellow at the Department of Anthropology, Columbia University, NYC)

This Outlet Inn is organized in the framework of Negotiating Equity, a collaboration with The Dutch Art Institute and The Object Lag/Nieuwe Vide.

With thanks to Teylers Museum. Nieuwe Vide, Minckelersweg 6, 2031 EM Haarlem, www.nieuwevide.nl

Negotioating Equity: www.negotiatingequity.net