
Spike Art Magazine #71
Our fellows Amy Lien & Enzo Camacho have published an article on Guo Fengyi's Qigong Drawings in the current issue of Spike Magazine
Announcements of the Graduate School
Our fellows Amy Lien & Enzo Camacho have published an article on Guo Fengyi's Qigong Drawings in the current issue of Spike Magazine
ADD(+)POWER, conceived by our former fellow Anthony R. Green, combines new compositions with poetry, visual art, and theatricality to create a queer, interactive performance
Our former fellows RA Walden and Valentina Karga are part of the exhibition of this year's European Media Art Festival in the Kunsthalle Osnabrück
In the New York solo exhibition 羽化 (wings becoming) by our fellows Amy Lien & Enzo Camacho, the duo will show their eponymous film as part of their immersive research-based practice
Our former fellow Rindon Johnson presents his new work "An island is all surrounded by water In the morning foreboding..." at the Whitney Biennial 2022
The new work by our alumna Clarissa Thieme will be shown at the exhibition "The Whole Life. Archives & Imaginaries", accompanied by a panel at a HKW congress
Performance lecture with our fellow Okhiogbe Omonblanks Omonhinmin as part of the exhibition "Positioned Realities" at the Haus der Statistik
Short film program and roundtable discussion with our fellow Adnan Softić as part of the nGbK exhibition "Twister"
Premiere of RA Walden's new work at HAU and launch of the collaborative and interactive website surrounding the video work
The film "Disturbed Earth" by our alumna Didem Pekün is part of the exhibition at Netwerk Aalst, which deals with different perspectives on Internationalism
In the new ventriloquist play by our alumnus Hendrik Quast in the Sophiensaele, the bowel disease ulcerative colitis is approached artistically and questions of chronically ill bodies are renegotiated
Two-part group exhibition with RA Walden in which rituals are used to foreground the experiences of people with disabilities
Our fellow Shehzil Malik has created an artwork based on the feminist science fiction novella "Sultana's Dream" (1905) and inspired by Indian and Persian miniature paintings
First institutional solo exhibition of our alumna Yalda Afsah at the Kunstverein München, comprising filmic works from more than five years that explore the relationship and boundaries between humans and animals as well as "nature" and "culture"
Our alumna Neslihan Arol is part of the new documentary theatre play by Bühne für Menschenrechte, which deals with intersectional violence against women and takes place on several dates at SO36
For the 10th Asia Pacific Triennial, our fellows Amy Lien and Enzo Camacho have produced works that explore the sugarcane ecology of the Island of Negros in the Philippines and the global history of the plantation
Performance and book presentation by our alumnus Jeremiah Day at KW Institute for Contemporary Art
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