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May 16, 2024

Glimpses of The Case of L’homme en Or

Images of the lecture performance by Richard Shusterman on May 14th, 2024 in the series Understanding Practice.

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Footnotes
Literature

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Interview
Philippe-Alain Michaud, Karoline Feyertag, Ruth Anderwald, Leonhard Grond.

Cinematic Dizziness and Vertigo with Philippe-Alain-Michaud

in the framework of the podcast On Certain Groundlessness

If we look at the history of analogue cinema, of cinema projected from film, perhaps we can take the question of vertigo as a red thread. 

Essay
Ruth Anderwald & Leonhard Grond

Dizziness—A Resource?

Dizziness–A Resource? Two hypotheses are hidden in the title of this artistic research. First, in this context, the term dizziness is understood in a broader sense. Second, the artistic research claims that states of dizziness should be considered a resource.

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Document
Ruth Anderwald + Leonhard Grond

Navigating Dizziness Together

As the artistic research project Navigating Dizziness Together started mid-May, this video-lecture is an introduction to the field to provide background for the definition of dizziness and further proceedings of the artistic research.

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Dance Reading Club: When we walk on all fours in ruins

9 Jun 21, 18:00

How do we want to live?

European Culture of Resistance against Fascisms

20 Mar 21, 10:00-18:00

The Europe we inhabit today developed as a project in resistance to its past fascisms. But are fascisms only found in the past? This day-long workshop and exchange meeting explores resistance against fascisms as a performative, artistic, cultural, digital and educational instrument of realizing (European) community. 

Collaborative World Building

24-26 May, 2023

Collaborative and socially engaged practices are central to contemporary artists. Understanding their work not just as discrete practices of visual expression, but as a form of world building, artists engage with culture writ large, within places, circumstances, and communities they live in.