Kader Attia
with Françoise Verges
Jacinto Lageira
Lea Gauthier
Ana Teixeira Pinto
Doreen Mende
Attia's last publication RepaiR will serve as the canvas for this workshop, in which he will explore together with participants different thoughts on four fields he developed in his multi-thought project.
Attia’s last publication RepaiR will serve as the canvas for this workshop, in which he will explore together with participants different thoughts on four fields he developed in his multi-thought project. As an artist, Attia always finds fascinating how things that are not Art can lead to Art. Textual or visual archives have this heavy absolutism, which has to become a beyond and/or a before Art. The aim is not to teach Art, but to share unexpected experiences, souvenirs, encounters, observations, imaginations and intuitions which one day could be suggest a starting point for Art.
4 thoughts among others includes four subtitles:
-The anthropocene, Nature’s agency becomes institution
- Architecture, a body on both sides of the skin (or in and out of the skin)
- From the political to the intimate, music as sexual revolution
- History to do what ?
Lectures are open to the public.
PROGRAM
THURSDAY, JANUARY 29
8:30 – 10 pm | public: lecture by Françoise Vergès: Anthropocene/Capitalocene: Destruction and Reparation
FRIDAY, JANUARY 30
8 – 9:30 pm | public: lecture by Jacinto Lageira: History to do what? / Contribution to a Cosmopolitic Æsthetics
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3
8 – 9:30 pm | public: lecture by Léa Gauthier: Bodies of repair: How the body is the complex stage of Repair?
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5
8 – 9:30 pm | public: lecture/conversation by Ana Teixeira Pinto: The Anthropological Machine and the Political Animal
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6
8 – 9:30 pm | public: lecture by Doreen Mende: Of Geopolitics in Exhibiting Processes
Image: From the series Repair Analysis, 2013, series of repaired mirrors and 19th century lithographs, mirror, copper wire, 19th century lithographs, view at CCC Strozzina, Palazzo Strozzi - Florence, photo credit: Martino Margheri
Opening: 26 Jan 2015
Ashkal Alwan | Home Workspace
Jisr el Wati, Street 90, Building 110, 1st Floor
Directions: Near Souk Al Ahad, next to Beirut Art Center, pink building facing IMPEX Garage