Dogtime Expositie Status 2010 Eindexamenstudenten Dogtime Beeldende Kunst Opening donderdag 11 Maart, 20.30 uur Basisbureau, Tolstraat 129 Amsterdam

Studium Generale presenteert het lente programma:

Het Studium Generale is een uitgebreid interdisciplinair theorie programma voor studenten van de Gerrit Rietveld Academie. Van 8 tot en met 12 maart 2010 presenteert het Studium Generale een vijfdaagse conferentie met de overkoepelende titel 'Becoming Minority'. Voor Rietveld studenten is het programma een verplicht onderdeel van het curriculum. Op www.internalaffairs.rietveldacademie.nl zijn nog enkele plekken beschikbaar voor hen.

Geïnteresseerden van buiten de academie zijn van harte welkom deze conferentieweek ook bij te wonen. Toegang is gratis. Studenten, docenten, en geïnteresseerden moeten zich inschrijven voor de verschillende lezingen die ze willen bezoeken. Er is een beperkt aantal plaatsen beschikbaar.

Voor de lezingen die 's avonds plaatsvinden hoef je je niet speciaal aan te melden. Iedereen is welkom!

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Hieronder presenteren wij (in het engels) de tien specifieke programma's en de namen van onze gastsprekers en performers per dag en per onderwerp.

Monday March 8

Black Power

By Any Means Necessary or Why Has the Black Voice so Fascinated the World?

Curator: Simon Ferdinando

Day programme 10.00 - 17.00: Perfomance, presentation, screening & discussion

Guests: Blaxtar (Kevin de Randamie), hiphop artist, Amsterdam. Nadine Coles LaVern, theatre maker, Amsterdam. Jeremiah Day, artist, Amsterdam/Stuttgart

Evening programme 20.00 – 22.00: Key-note lecture & gig

Elaine Brown, singer/writer/former leader of the Black Panther Party, Savannah (US). Ghasem Batamuntu, musician/multimedia artist, Leeuwarden & friends from Amsterdam

Monday March 8

Becoming Niet Normaal

Difference on Display

Curators: Nancy Hoffmann & Ine Gevers

A collaboration between the Rietveld Academie and Niet Normaal nietnormaal.nl

Day Programme 10.00 - 17.00: Screenings, performance, lecture, a test & discussions

Guests: Mat Fraser, actor, musician, writer and performance artist, London. Jan Bor, philosopher and writer, Amsterdam. Laurens Landeweerd, philosopher and researcher Maastricht and Delft.

Evening Programme 20.00 - 22.00: Performance, key note lecture, discussion:

Liz Carr, stand-up comedian, presenter and international disability rights activist, London

Key-note by Prof.Dr. Theresia Degener, lecturer and researcher on international human rights and disability law, Bochum. Mat Fraser, British actor, musician, writer and performance artist, London

Tuesday March 9

Becoming Animal

Why we want to be wild

Curator: Laura Karreman

Animal presence: today it is allowed to bring your dog into the Rietveld Academie. It should however be leashed at any moment.

Day Programme 10.00 - 17.00: Lectures, Screenings, performances

Guests: René ten Bos, professor in philosophy, Nijmegen. Patrick Münck, artist, Berlin. Gabriella Maiorino,dancer, choreographer, performer, Amsterdam. Koen van Mechelen, artist, Meeuwen-Gruitrode (B).

Evening Programme 20.00 - 22.00: Key-note lecture:

Jan van Hooff, emeritus professor in socio-ecology and primatology, Bilthoven

Tuesday March 9

Becoming Minor

or Félix Guattari as a micro-biologist of information, or mapping the multitude with Mister Anti.

Curator : Willem van Weelden

A collaboration between Studium Generale and the Professorship Art and Public Space. www.lkpr.nl

Day Programme 10.00 - 17.00: Presentations, screenings, workshops & discussions

Guests: Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi, philosopher, cultural theorist and political and media activist, Bologna. Angela Melitoupolous, video essayist/artist, Berlin. Maurizio Lazzarato, Paris-based sociologist and social theorist,co- editor ‘Multitudes’. Cecile Landman, journalist, Mafia-researcher, Amsterdam. Jaromil, free software and cyberactivist, Amsterdam

With the collaboration of Radio Rietveld

Evening Programme 20.00 - 22.00: Key-note lecture

Prof. dr. Gary Genosko, Toronto based sociologist, author of two books on Felix Guattari

Wednesday March 10

Cross-identifying

Giving our Bodies Back to Ourselves

Curator: Sands Murray-Wassink

Day Programme 10.00 - 17.00: Presentations, performances, workshops

Guests: Erik Hagoort, philosopher, Amsterdam. Delaine en Damian LeBas, Roma/Gypsy artist couple, Worthing (UK). Lisa Erb, artist, Munich.

Evening Programme 20.00 - 22.00: Key-note lecture Hans Scheirl, artist, performer, Vienna

Wednesday March 10

Becoming Native

….a Way of Becoming

Curator: Aaf van Essen

10.00 – 22.00 Presentations, screenings, discussions and ‘salon’ with the participation of:

Guests: Monique Scheepers, philosopher, Nijmegen. Sjoerd van Oevelen & Elodie Hiryzuck, writers, artists, Amsterdam. Dirk Polak, artist,musician, writer, Amsterdam. Riekje Ziengs, documentary filmmaker, editor, Amsterdam. Macha Roesink, director Paviljoens, Almere. Carolyn Strauss, director Slow Lab, Amsterdam. Joke Robaard, photographer, researcher, theorist, Amsterdam. Paul Kuypers, writer, cultural theorist Liesbeth Levy, cultural theorist, artistic director “De Unie”, Rotterdam. Rogério Lira, researcher,designer, Amsterdam. Ine Poppe, writer, filmmaker, Amsterdam. Natasja v.d. Berg, political scientist, columnist, practical idealist, Amsterdam. Carolien Euser, artist, media producer, Amsterdam. Annet Kouwenhoven, graphic designer, Amsterdam. Khouloud Zaher, theatre maker, Amsterdam.

Evening Programme 20.00 - 22.00: A public conversation between Francio Guadeloupe, antropologist, Nijmegen & Michiel Leezenberg, philosopher, Amsterdam & Markha Valenta, historian, Amsterdam

Thursday March 11

Becoming Bitch/ Becoming Outcast

Curator: Ulrike Möntman

Day Programme 10.00 – 17.00: Lectures, screenings & workshops

Guests: Hanne Seitz, professor in theory and practice of aesthetic education, Berlin. Markus Steinweg, professor in philosophy, Berlin. Christian Hübler, artist, Zürich.

Evening Programme 20.00 – 22.00: For this key-note lecture Becoming Bitch will team up with Becoming Former West What, How and for Whom / WHW, Zagreb based curatorial collective ( the 11th Istanbul Biennial): Ivet Curlin, Ana Devic, Natasa Ilic and Sabina Sabolovic

Thursday March 11

Becoming Former West

Curators: Cosmin Costinas, Maria Hlavajova

A collaboration between the Rietveld Academie and BAK, in the framework of the project Former West

Day Programme 10.00 – 17.00: Lectures, screenings & workshops

Guests: Dmitry Vilensky/ Chto delat (What is to be done?) collective of artists, critics, philosophers and writers, Moscow. Aernout Mik, artist, Amsterdam. Marion von Osten, artist, author, curator Vienna. Mona Vatamanu, Florin Tudor, artists, Bucharest

Evening Programme 20.00 – 22.00: For this key-note lecture Becoming Former West will team up with Becoming Bitch

What, How and for Whom / WHW, Zagreb based curatorial collective ( the 11th Istanbul Biennial): Ivet Curlin, Ana Devic, Natasa Ilic and Sabina Sabolovic

Friday March 12

Minor Words

Reading language against the grain

Curator: Ilse van Rijn

Day Programme 10.00 – 17.00: Lectures, screenings & workshops

Guests: Leo Wetzels, professor in grammatical structures and phonology, Amsterdam. Abram de Swaan, emeritus professor in social science, Amsterdam. Nicoline van Harskamp, artist, Amsterdam. Benoit Maire, artist/writer/performer, Paris

Evening Programme 20.00 – 22.00: Key-note Lecture Joseph Strau, artist, New York

Friday March 12

Becoming Nation: Undoing Equations in Contested Zones.

The Case of Israel and Palestine

Curator: Nat Muller

Day programme 10.00 - 18.30: Perfomances, presentations, screening & discussion

Guests: Reem Fadda, curator, art historian, former director International Academy of Art – Palestine. Larissa Sansour, artist. Oreet Ashery, artist. Galit Eilat, writer, curator and the founding director of The Israeli Center for Digital Art, Holon.

Evening Programme 20.30 - 22.00: Key-note Lecture: Forget Semitism: Perspectives on Race and Religion in the Israeli-Palestinian Impasse Joseph A. Massad, associate professor of Modern Arab Politics and Intellectual History, New York

All programmes may be subject to changes.

Throughout the whole conference week, from 5 pm to 7 pm, afternoon screenings curated by Jeffrey" Cinemanita" Babcock will freely comment and obscure the topics of Becoming Minority.

For introductions and more information have a look at: studiumgenerale.rietveldacademie.nl

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