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Spectral-White
Kanon-Fragen
History
The Readymade Century
The Readymade Century
transformations of the 21st century? Interpretations of the readymade in art history often concentrate on Duchamp (...)
Art History (...)
? Interpretations of the readymade in art history often concentrate on Duchamp himself. However, during the
"Misfits": Pages from a loose-leaf modernity
“Misfits”: Pages from a loose-leaf modernity
Art History
The Most Dangerous Game
The Most Dangerous Game
Art History
Art Without Death: Russian Cosmism
Art Without Death: Russian Cosmism
Art History
After the Wildly Improbable
Why Are We Here Now?
History
Neolithic Childhood. Art in a False Present, c. 1930: Opening
Kanon-Fragen
Art History
Neolithic Childhood. Art in a False Present, c. 1930: Conference
Kanon-Fragen
Art History
How Close Could We Get to the Light and Survive?
Why Are We Here Now?
History
4 pm–5:38 pm
Spectral-White: Keynotes
Spectral-White
his keynote Ciraj Rassool, Professor of History at the University of the Western Cape, Cape Town (...)
Challenges of Decolonization In his keynote Ciraj Rassool , Professor of History at the... (...)
History
7 pm–5:38 pm
Opening: Spectral-White: The Appearance of Colonial-Era Europeans
Spectral-White
History
Spectral-White: The Appearance of Colonial-Era Europeans
Exhibition
History
11 am–7 pm
The Unforeseen
Conference
The Unforeseen
ask what voices are heard in art history following the equally programmatic and provocative idea of a (...)
Art History
Queering Memory. Archives – Arts – Audiences
Conference
archival material on contemporary queer history tangible? How can queer art, culture, and history be (...)
archival material on contemporary queer history tangible? How can queer art, culture, and history be... (...)
History
4:30 pm–5:38 pm
Sanni reads Magnus
2019, Sun, May 05 Sanni reads Magnus Performative Reading in the frame of the Queer History Month (...)
How can history be queerly written and read? What relationships exist between non-heteronormative (...)
History (...)
Performative Reading in the frame of the Queer History Month 2019
3 pm–5:38 pm
A conversation about cities, politics, in play and in earnest
The Most Dangerous Game
shape urban life today? To what transformation processes is this city, with its eventful history (...)
Art History
The Most Dangerous Game
Art History
Neolithic Childhood. Art in a False Present, c. 1930
” became a key concept for revising history and modernity. Taking its cue from texts by the extraacademic (...)
;crisis of consciousness,” the revisions of early and pre-history, the imperialist struggle, the (...)
Art History
6 pm–5:38 pm
Juan Dekada, 1983-1993 / Rox Lee: The First 10 Years
“Misfits”: Pages from a loose-leaf modernity
Art History