The IX Lisbon Summer School will critically consider the developments of the Neurohumanities in the past decades and question its immediate and future challenges and opportunities.
The Politics of Curating Contemporary Art Programme offers a dynamic and intensive experience that develops a shared vocabulary and critical framework in which we discuss phenomena ranging from post-colonialism to decolonizing the museum, from environmental change to sustainability in curatorial practices, from human rights to feminism and permacultures in artistic institutions. Applications for the second phase until February 9.
What does mediation mean/do for/in visual and culture studies? This is the question that we asked ourselves throughout the 4Cs, more particularly over the mediation labs and the workshops. In this handbook, we have gathered essays from curators and thinkers as well as the materials produced during the mediation activities of the 4Cs. Composed as much of theories as of practical examples, the handbook aims to provide a critical reflection on the transforming potential of mediation.
On 30 January, CECC will host its annual Fieldwork, this time under the theme New Horizons 2020.
Luísa Santos will present an upcoming research project born out of 4Cs.
M HKA (Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp), Van Abbemuseum (Eindhoven) and deBuren (the Dutch-Flemish house for culture and debate) are co-convenors of the two-day conference “Considering Monoculture". This two-day interdisciplinary programme will consider current and historical manifestations of monoculture as well as its implications for art, culture and its institutions.
Interviews by Julia Flamingo, MA student of Culture Studies in The Lisbon Consortium Faculty of Human Sciences Universidade Católica Portuguesa to Luísa Santos and Joana Patrão in the frame of "Céu de Sal, Sal da Terra".
There isn’t a better way to say this. We are dying. Humanity is dying – physically, socially, and culturally.
Schools, Universities, Museums have closed last week. Today, access has been restricted to shops and to public spaces. The streets are emptied. And I think of Gregor Graf’s images that have become so close to reality.
For the summer of 2021, Tensta konsthall will move to Taxingeplan. Ângela Ferreira's "Talk Tower for Forough Farrokhzad" will take part of the programme.
The Listening Academy
JUNE 23 & 24, 2022
HANGAR - CENTER FOR ART RESEARCH AND PRODUCTION
RUA DAMASCENO MONTEIRO 12
LISBON
organised by Luísa Santos and Brandon LaBelle
