On Wednesday 21 August, researcher Eva Weinmayr will share some of her artistic research-based projects at AHC. Eva Weinmayr's collaborative practice is grounded in contemporary art, radical education and institutional analysis.
Concerned with the micro-politics of publishing from an intersectional feminist perspective, Eva published her doctoral thesis titled Noun to Verb on a MediaWiki. Current artistic research-based projects include Ecologies of Dissemination (with Femke Snelting) developing decolonial feminist approaches to knowledge sharing and practices of reuse; and "Teaching the Radical Catalogue - a Syllabus" (with Lucie Kolb) interrogating the prevailing methods and practices of naming and classifying knowledges in institutional libraries in the Global North.
Eva researches currently at HDK Valand, Academy of Art and Design Gothenburg and as Visiting Research Professor at Institute Experimental Design and Media Cultures, Basel Academy of Design and Art.
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Tuesday 20 August, 10:30-12.00PM
AHC, Halmtorvet 27, 1700 Copenhagen V
The lecture is free to attend, but requires that you book a ticket through Billetto.
Please note that the lecture will be in English.
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ABOUT THE LECTURES
Over the course of one week in August, AHC will host a symposium with participants from all over the world working within the field of artistic research. During the week, the three keynote lectures will be open to the public, each offering an insight into current research of Dr Janneke Adema, Eva Weinmayr and Cally Spooner.
Concerned with the micro-politics of publishing from an intersectional feminist perspective, Eva published her doctoral thesis titled Noun to Verb on a MediaWiki. Current artistic research-based projects include Ecologies of Dissemination (with Femke Snelting) developing decolonial feminist approaches to knowledge sharing and practices of reuse; and "Teaching the Radical Catalogue - a Syllabus" (with Lucie Kolb) interrogating the prevailing methods and practices of naming and classifying knowledges in institutional libraries in the Global North.
Eva researches currently at HDK Valand, Academy of Art and Design Gothenburg and as Visiting Research Professor at Institute Experimental Design and Media Cultures, Basel Academy of Design and Art.
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Tuesday 20 August, 10:30-12.00PM
AHC, Halmtorvet 27, 1700 Copenhagen V
The lecture is free to attend, but requires that you book a ticket through Billetto.
Please note that the lecture will be in English.
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ABOUT THE LECTURES
Over the course of one week in August, AHC will host a symposium with participants from all over the world working within the field of artistic research. During the week, the three keynote lectures will be open to the public, each offering an insight into current research of Dr Janneke Adema, Eva Weinmayr and Cally Spooner.