lectures on art as relation, verb and “work”

Posted by Liesbeth on Friday October 8th 2010 at 14:25

Framing in the Craigie Horsfield exhibition in M HKA (8/10 > 16/01), UCSIA organises a panel conversation and lecture:

20/10, 18-20u panel “Art as relation and art’s social working”, Paul Robbrecht, Pascal Gielen & Hans De Wolf
(University Antwerp · voormalig klooster van de Grauwzusters · Lange Sint-Annastraat 7, 2000 Antwerpen)

8/12, 20u30-22u, lecture Craigie Horsfield “The work of art’s working, the conception of art as a verb”
(Cinema Zuid · Lakenstraat 14, 2000 Antwerpen)

Free entrance, but please register via marijke.celis@ua.ac.be.

Conference “Art on the Street”

Posted by Marjan on Wednesday October 6th 2010 at 19:20

We received this info via email (no website announced):

“Art on the Street”
International Conference held by the Korean Society of Art Theories

Date: Saturday, 23 October, 2010
Location: Kookmin University, Seoul, KOREA
Contact: artntheory@gmail.com

“The conference “Art on the Street” will interrogate the ways in which
the process of creation, perception, and reception of the artwork
relates to the formation of a community
. We set out to investigate
specific examples of contemporary art practices in glocal contexts. We
seek to explore artistic practices that resist and/or negotiate in
terms of everyday life, localization, globalization, and social and
cultural structures. We propose art as potential means of collective
empowerment and investigate art practices that help form a community
.”

Exploring Common Space

Posted by Marjan on Wednesday September 8th 2010 at 13:47

“A festival in a Must Go Zone. The Brussels Festival Kanal projects are artistically diverse and explore cultural, social, political and historical issues, but they have one thing in common: they literally get the public moving. As Brussels edges its way westwards, the various districts around the canal are gradually being incorporated into the city centre. Some changes are already under way, others are on their way: streets are being revamped, development plans drawn up and new projects given the green light. At the same time the gap is widening between rich and poor, between those with a qualification or a job and those without.Yet because of its mix of different nationalities, languages, smells, colours and vibrant young population, this is Brussels at its best – a powerful mélange with an unseen reserve of energy, creativity and joie de vivre. Unfortunately, these communities don’t always have the opportunities they deserve. Unfortunately, a none too rosy picture of this part of Brussels is often conveyed to the outside world.” Source, Full programme and more info

Art & Public Space: Graham/Crabeels & Metten

Posted by Marjan on Thursday August 26th 2010 at 10:49

Laatste update programma

Z33 – ZEBRA DELUXE

KUNST IN DE OPENBARE RUIMTE: do. 23.09

19u00: Vertoning “Nearly Present, Just Past” met inleiding door Cel Crabeels

20u15: Vertoning documentaire over ‘Innercoma’ aansluitend gesprek met kunstenaar Philip Metten en Jan Boelen (artistiek directeur Z33)

Cultural Probes and Pecha Kucha (20.6.10). A little report.

Posted by Liesbeth on Friday May 21st 2010 at 09:25

Our Social Spaces researchers had an active day yesterday making and sharing stories about their research and personal work and experiences. We joined a workshop on Cultural Probes and a Pecha Kucha evening.

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