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Patrícia Portela

Parasomnia - Late Night

exhibition conversation

Parasomnia - Late Night
Parasomnia - Late Night
Thu 21.12 - Thu 21.12.17

What does it mean to abandon yourself to sleep in a society which considers it to be an inevitable illness? Patrícia Portela invites you to an installation of four rooms, which you walk through one by one. Chef Annick Gernaey prepares a 'sleeping supper' and Antarctica researcher Nathalie Pattyn (VUB) discusses the influence of light and dark on the quality of sleep.

  • WE:SLEEP

Isabella Gresser

Fatigue Society: Byung-Chul Han in Seoul/Berlin

film conversation

Fatigue Society: Byung-Chul Han in Seoul/Berlin
Fatigue Society: Byung-Chul Han in Seoul/Berlin
Mon 18.12.17

This essay film about philosopher Byung-Chul Han encircles the phenomenon of fatigue in our capitalistic societies – and its associated symptoms, such as depression and burnout. Following the screening of the film, Bieke Purnelle will moderate a debate with Ignaas Devisch, Valentine Kempynck, David Weber-Krebs and Patrícia Portela.

  • WE:SLEEP

T.J. Demos

Against the Anthropocene

conversation

Against the Anthropocene
Against the Anthropocene
Sat 16.12.17

T.J. Demos examines creative models of cultural practice modeling alternatives to the human exceptionalism, anthropocentrism, and technoscientific rationality of the Anthropocene thesis.

Darian Leader

Hands: What We Do with Them – and Why

conversation

Hands: What We Do with Them – and Why
Hands: What We Do with Them – and Why
Wed 15.11.17

Is it true that our only realities are increasingly virtual and digital devices have made us unable to concentrate? Psychoanalyst Darian Leader’s suggestion as to how we should think about these cultural transformations is nothing if not bold and original.

Christoph De Boeck

On sound and imagination

conversation

On sound and imagination
On sound and imagination
Sat 21.10.17

Christoph De Boeck (artistic director of Overtoon) explains how blind people perceive their environment by interpreting subtle acoustic changes. Thanks to little echoes, they are literally able to imag(e)ine the space. He also discusses several examples of artists who have also employed sounds and echolocation to create spaces. Afterwards, Christoph will sit down with Anke Van Meer and Saïd Gharbi.

Fatima Mernissi Chair

Sexism, Sharia, and the Spectre of the Arab Muslim Man

conversation

Sexism, Sharia, and the Spectre of the Arab Muslim Man
Sexism, Sharia, and the Spectre of the Arab Muslim Man
Thu 28.09.17

Is sexism inherent to Islam? Where does the menacing stereotype of the sexist Muslim come from and how is it perpetuated? Sociologists Sarah Bracke and Zakia Salime explore the alleged sexism of Arab Muslim men and Islamic Sharia law.

  • #gender
  • #Society

Salon XL: Loïe Fuller – Unraveling an Icon

conversation

Salon XL: Loïe Fuller – Unraveling an Icon
Salon XL: Loïe Fuller – Unraveling an Icon
Thu 30.03.17
American dancer and choreographer Loïe Fuller was a pioneer of modern dance and theatre technique. This Salon XL brings together researchers and artists to unravel her multi-layered personality and to sketch her influence and legacy on contemporary performance artists, such as Ola Maciejewska and Trajal Harrell.
  • #salons17

Salon #3: Activating Objects

conversation

Salon #3: Activating Objects
Salon #3: Activating Objects
Sat 25.03.17

Visual artists Hedwig Houben, Grace Schwindt and Laure Prouvost talk about the relationships between sculpture, performance and theatricality. An interesting parallel in their work is the search for activating objects that appear to be fixed, by turning them into theatrical players.  

  • #salons17

Opening Night | Performatik17

conversation performance

Opening Night | Performatik17
Opening Night | Performatik17
Fri 24.03.17

In addition to Dorothea von Hantelmann’s opening talk and Grace Schwindts opening performance Opera and Steel – made especially for Performatik – the festival kick-off showcases performances by Hedwig Houben, Kristof Van Gestel and Heike Langsdorf, and Miet Warlop. Laure Prouvost completes the evening with an installation.

Dorothea von Hantelmann

SALON #1: Opening Lecture

conversation

SALON #1: Opening Lecture
SALON #1: Opening Lecture
Fri 24.03.17

Dorothea von Hantelmann is an art historian and a curator. She is the author of How to Do Things with Art (2010), one of the seminal works on performativity within contemporary art. Her current book project explores exhibitions as ritual spaces in which fundamental values and categories of modern, liberal and market-based societies historically have been, and continue to be, practiced and reflected.

  • #salons17

ARTIST TALKS

conversation

ARTIST TALKS
ARTIST TALKS
Fri 03.02 - Sat 04.02.17

In various configurations, the artists talk about their position in Beirut, their relationships with European cities, and their artistic practice. The latter is primarily influenced by current political events, the complexity of Lebanese society, and the country's tumultuous recent history.

  • #Society

Andros Zins-Browne

A-Political Animals

conversation video

Atlas Insights: A-Political Animals
Atlas Insights: A-Political Animals
Tue 15.11.16

The ethical standards with which we treat animals have been the subject of considerable research. But are animals also capable of political action? Philosopher and animal theorist Fahim Amir tells surprising stories about the role of animals in the history of humankind.

  • #Daredevil

Andros Zins-Browne

The Revolution Will Be Televised

conversation video

Atlas Insights: The Revolution Will Be Televised
Atlas Insights: The Revolution Will Be Televised
Tue 08.11.16

In Rabih Mroué’s video The Pixelated Revolution, a Syrian man uses his telephone to film a sniper shooting him. Smartphones have an unmistakeable revolutionary and commercial potential, but where are the obstacles?

  • #Daredevil

Nick Srnicek, Alex Williams & others

FASTER/SLOWER/FUTURE, towards postcapitalism

conversation

FASTER/SLOWER/FUTURE, towards postcapitalism
FASTER/SLOWER/FUTURE, towards postcapitalism
Sat 22.10 - Sun 23.10.16

Despite the extreme crises that the capitalist system has recently undergone, a post-capitalistic alternative seems more unthinkable than ever. We simply thunder on at an ever-faster pace. What we describe as ‘the left’ is breathlessly searching for ways out. New social, grassroots movements are increasingly calling for things to slow down. On the other hand, in recent years a new way of thinking about this speeding up has arisen – why not destroy capitalism using its own methods? Why not allow society to go into overdrive and pass into a new order?

Liesbet Stevens

Over gendergerelateerde stereotypen

conversation

Gender Stereotypes as a Challenge for Law and Society
Gender Stereotypes as a Challenge for Law and Society
Sat 01.10.16

Stereotypical attitudes to women and men and to gender are still commonplace in our society. The judicial world is also not immune to them. Where are these apparent? What are their effects? And how can they be counteracted?

  • #remake

Kaaitheater presents

Een ode aan Fatima Mernissi

music conversation

Een ode aan Fatima Mernissi
Een ode aan Fatima Mernissi
Tue 08.03.16

On 30 November 2015, the Moroccan sociologist Fatima Mernissi died. As an emancipated feminist and activist, she navigated effortlessly between East and West – always arriving at deep insights into the complex relationship between people, cultures and religions. The books Beyond the Veil and Islam and Democracy garnered her worldwide fame and both remain powerful reference works to this day.

Sandy Williams & Julien Monty

Everything Happens So Much

dance performance conversation

Everything Happens So Much
Everything Happens So Much
Tue 16.02 - Wed 17.02.16

Technological developments lead to a potential new era, that of Technological Singularity. Sandy Williams creates a performance about the tension between our raw, flawed and incomplete human nature and the immaculate potential of a digitised future.

Julian Hetzel

The Benefactor

performance conversation

The Benefactor
The Benefactor
Sat 26.09.15

Julian Hetzel explores a radical alternative use of money earmarked for culture. Starting point is the € 2.000 gift he received to develop a project. He donates that entire budget to a starving child in Africa. By transferring 1 euro each day, he effectively turns the gift into a ‘2000-day intercontinental performance’.

Philip Gehmacher & Grace Schwindt

On the use of props versus objects

conversation debate

On the use of props versus objects
On the use of props versus objects
Thu 26.03.15

PERFORMATIK 2015 - Conversation with Philip gehmacher, Grace Schwindt and Victor Wang (moderator).

Gaetan Rusquet, Heine Avdal, Yukiko Shinozaki, Collective (3), Christian Bakalov

Deconstructing space

conversation debate

Deconstructing space
Deconstructing space
Sun 22.03.15

PERFORMATIK 2015 - Conversation with Gaetan Rusquet, Heine Avdal, Yukiko Shinozaki, Collective (3), Christian Bakalov and Marnix Rummens (moderator).

Jonathan Burrows, Matteo Fargion, Manon de Boer, George Van Dam

Shifting sounds, images, gestures

conversation debate

Shifting sounds, images, gestures
Shifting sounds, images, gestures
Fri 20.03.15

PERFORMATIK 2015 - Conversation with Jonathan Burrows, Matteo Fargion, Manon de Boer & George Van Dam in a relaxed atmosphere. Moderator: Pieter Van Bogaert.

Ulla von Brandenburg, Joachim Saxenborn, Béatrice Balcou

Performance, Ritual, Community

conversation debate

Performance, Ritual, Community
Performance, Ritual, Community
Thu 19.03.15

PERFORMATIK 2015 - Conversation with Ulla von Brandenburg, Joachim Saxenborn, Béatrice Balcou and Karel Vanhaesebrouck (moderator).

Shannon Jackson & Hendrik Folkerts

Breaking the frame

conversation debate

Breaking the frame
Breaking the frame
Wed 18.03.15

PERFORMATIK 2015 - Feel free to join one of the many salons where we reflect on the dialogue between performance arts and visual art, together with curators, artists and critics. In this opening salon, academic Shannon Jackson (UC Berkeley) and curator Hendrik Folkerts (Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, Documenta 14) talk to art critic Pieter T'Jonck.

andcompany&Co + Davis Freeman

Sounds like War: Kriegserklärung + What You Need To Know

theatre conversation

Sounds like War: Kriegserklärung + What You Need To Know
Sounds like War: Kriegserklärung + What You Need To Know
Tue 13.01 - Wed 14.01.15

In Sounds like War: Kriegserklärung, the Berlin-based performance group andcompany&Co. looks for the relationship between performance art and the art of warfare, creating a sound of battle with space for many voices – maybe an alternative to the so-called ‘concert of European powers’. Davis Freeman closes the evening with a devious performance on violence: What You Need To Know.

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