CULTURE: THE BASE OF CIVIL SOCIETY BY PASCAL GIELEN AND THIJS LIJSTER Sunday, June 3, 2018 18:00 19:30 Culture: The Base of Civil Society is a new book of the Small Run Books series, which ...
MMCA Research Symposium, “From Vertical to Horizontal: The Changed Conditions of Art Production” “From Vertical to Horizontal: The Changed Conditions of Art Production” is organized to examine how social change in our times acts as ...
As part of the exhibition Civil Disobedience at In De Ruimte, CCQO researcher Lara Garcia Diaz will discuss on the 26th May 2018 the theoretical aspects of a possible “grey zone” and try to formulate it’s relation ...
This major international conference at the National University of Ireland Maynooth, near Dublin explores Marx and Engels’ far-reaching different contributions to analysis and political practice, the ways in which their lives and work helped shape ...
“There is a nagging sensibility that we are living well beyond that authentic age of the orchestra and its repertoire” (Leon Botstein) The established musical canon has served as an implicit framework for aesthetic orientation ...
ARIA (Antwerp Research Institute for the Arts) develops and supervises research in, about and with the arts. For LODGERS (AIR and M HKA), the institute unfolds activities and presentations that demonstrate both the specificity of ...
The Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation will co-host with East++, Institute for New Artistic Inquiry, Purchase College, a book launch and conversation for The Art of Civil Action: Political Space and Cultural Dissent, published by Valiz books. With ...
“What space does the Art need?” is a day to share and reflect on other models to exhibit, produce and manage art today. Hosted by the Maristany Art Center (Sant Cugat, Barcelona) and with the ...
On 19 and 20 March, we will visit some organizations of our interest in Amsterdam. We will start on Monday 19 March with a meeting with Sustainist Design Lab The Beach, located in New-West Amsterdam. ...
Hordaland kunstsenter Thursday 19 April 2018 at 19:00. In his lecture Pascal Gielen analyses the relationship between art, politics and the public space in the creative city. He looks at how artists and ...
