This is an internal network event for the Curatorial Studies Workshop that is also open to our colleagues, students, alumni and associates. The meeting is based on a series of short 15 minute presentations followed by 15 minute discussions in paired combinations alternating with breaks of 30 minutes or longer. The goal is for colleagues and partners who are working at many different sites, to get to know their different contexts and concerns through one example or issue that each partner shares. (A knowledge exchange rather than a performance for an audience.) Below is the programme (all times CET). Any enquiries to mick.wilson(at)gu.se

Day 1 June 8 Wednesday   14:00-19:30

14:00-14:15 Introduction with Henk Slager and Mick Wilson     

14:15-14:45 Hongjohn Lin (Taipei)  “Immemory in Keelung Museum of Art, September 2022.   

14:45-15:15 Carolina Rito (Coventry) “Taking exposures seriously. An attempt to radicalise the surface.”

LONG BREAK 15:15 to17:00

17:00-19:30 “In Different Places: Imagining The Biennial Form” Public event as part of our workshop, with Margarita Gonzalez Lorente, Ioana Leca and Bige Örer. Livestreamed public event from Goteborgs Konsthall. Realised in partnership with the Gothenburg Biennale GIBCA. https://gu-se.zoom.us/j/63703482111

Day 2 June 9 Thursday  13:00-16:30

13:00-13:30 Marloeke van der Vlugt (HKU University of the Arts in Utrecht, Utrecht) “Thresholds of touch – a performative experiment”

13:30-14:00 Inci Eviner (Kadir Has University, Istanbul) ”Cartography of Desire – Hasköy”

BREAK 14:00 to14:30

14:30-15:00 Catalin Gheorghe (George Enescu National University of Arts, Iasi) “From the perspective of a cloud. A speculative re-contextualisation”

15:00-15:30 Nick Aikens (HDK-Valand Academy of Art & Design, Gothenburg University / Van Abbemusuem, Eindhoven) “Rewinding Internationalism”

Day 3  June 10 Friday    13:00-16:00

13:00-13:30 Steven Henry Madoff (SVA, New York) “MA Curatorial Practice program at the School of Visual Arts, New York”: A brief talk on mutations in curricular development and its extension through extracurricular platforms, such as public seminars and publications understood as coursework.)

13:30-14:00 Portia Malatjie and Nontobeko Ntombela (WITS Johannesburg) ”When Rain Clouds Gather: South African Black Women Artists 1940 to 2002”

BREAK 14:00 to14:30

14:30-16:00 closing discussion to plan further work