Registration deadline: July 30
Program dates: September 23–24
Summer School of the Innovative Training Programme FEINART.
It is crucial to fundamentally reexamine how people relate to the outside world in these times of numerous planetary catastrophes and to develop fresh perspectives on the human/non-human divide. The need for centers of alternative theoretical and practical activity where new epistemologies, new ways of cooperating in solidarity, and new social infrastructures can be investigated is expanding globally.
The Summer School of the Innovative Training Programme FEINART, which is based on socially engaged art, welcomes scholars, curators, practitioners, artists, advanced master’s level students, and PhD candidates to take part in two days of rigorous debates and exchange. Developments and theoretical stances around socially engaged art will be reviewed and discussed during the course of this two-day conference.
Participants are invited to workshops on topics such as self-governance and commoning, collective learning, creating institutions, community building and local knowledge production, and exploring social ecologies in lectures, discussion panels, and parallel workshops led by activists and internationally renowned experts.
Presenters are, among others, Fahyma Alnablsi, Massimo de Angelis, Margit Czenki, Maria Hlavajova, Elke Krasny, Nomusa Makhubu, Marina Naprushkina, Ahmet Öğüt, Carolina Rito, John Roberts, Christoph Schäfer, Karen van den Berg, Jeanne van Heeswijk, and Mi Yo.
Schedule:
Friday September 23, 2022
9am Public opening by Karen van den Berg & Rahel Spöhrer
9:30am Keynote: Mourning an Exhausted Planet. On Care, Healing, and Futurity in Eco-Social Art Practices by Elke Krasny (Academy of Fine Arts Vienna)
10:45am Discussion circles
11:30am Coffee break
11:45am Little Pieces: Messages from the Field I
12pm Keynote: The Infrastructures of the Exhibitionary: Reimagining the Epistemic and Aesthetic Functions of Art Spaces by Carolina Rito (Coventry University)
1:15pm Lunch break
2:15pm Discussion circles
3pm Little Pieces: Messages from the Field II
3:15pm Summing-up
3:45pm Break
4pm Workshops part one
–Workshop I: Critical Pedagogy & Collective Learning (with Ahmet Öğüt & Fahyma Alnablsi)
–Workshop II : Instituting Otherwise (with Maria Hlavajova & Jeanne van Heeswijk)
–Workshop III : Community Building & Local Knowledge (with Christoph Schäfer)
–Workshop IV: Self-Governance & Commoning (with Massimo de Angelis, Marina Naprushkina & Mi You)
–Workshop V : Exploring Social Ecologies (with Elke Krasny +NN)
7pm Apero + exhibition
8pm Concept dinner by Caique Tizzi
Saturday September 24, 2022
9am Workshops part two
–Workshop I: Critical Pedagogy & Collective Learning (with Ahmet Öğüt & Fahyma Alnablsi)
–Workshop II : Instituting Otherwise (with Maria Hlavajova & Jeanne van Heeswijk)
–Workshop III : Community Building & Local Knowledge (with Christoph Schäfer)
–Workshop IV: Self-Governance & Commoning (with Massimo de Angelis, Marina Naprushkina & Mi You)
–Workshop V: Exploring Social Ecologies (with Elke Krasny +NN)
12pm Lunch break
1pm Panel discussion
1:45pm Little Pieces: Messages from the Field III
2pm Keynote: Cultural Nomadism in African Social Practice Art by Nomusa Makhubu (Univsity of Cape Town)
3:15pm Discussion circles
4pm Coffee break
4:30pm Final statement by John Roberts (University of Wolverhampton)
5:15pm Summing-up round
Registration until July 30, 2022.
Zeppelin University
Friedrichshafen
Germany
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feinart.org
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