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Tuesday, 23. February 2016
concept, February 23, 2016 8:29:28 PM CET PCAP Program MARCH 2016 PCAP Program MARCH 2016 7.03.2016, Monday At 13.00 meeting in M1, Atelierhaus, Lehargasse 8, 1060 Wien, 1.OG Atelier Süd (M1) 7.03.2016, Monday To have a voice means already to be heard – in what position does this put the speaking person? What responsibilities does one whose voice is heard have? How can this privilege be used in a transformative approach to challenge and change the stage of the sayable and to allow other voices to appear? 14:15 Introduction – some activities – some input Transcript: polymorphouslyperverse.com 15:45 Break: Eating Seminar language is English and German and it refers to the evening event Critical Studies in Neo-Liberal Times 7.03.2016, Monday At 19.00 Critical Studies in Neo-Liberal Times María do Mar Castro Varela, IFW, Alice Salomon University for Applied Science Berlin Event will be held in English 8.03.2016, Tuesday Ind. Meetings, office Grzinic Atelierhaus, Lehargasse 8, 1060 Wien, 1.OG Atelier Süd (M1) Reflection Rundgang works : PAUSE 17.30 until 18.30, discussion and food 18.30 until 19.30 SHORT PhD in philosophy presentations, overview Klagenfurt International colloquium Diana Bulzan Taida Kusturica Mika Maruyama 8.3.2015, Tuesday LECTURE Where Guest lecture by Saša Kesić, Belgrade Title: Theory of the Queer Identities’ Representation in the Contemporary East-European Art and Culture The lecture will focus on the topic of queer identities and performativity, which he will analyze through a few case studies: Pride Parade as a form of manifestation (as a problem of trauma representation in contemporary culture), gender body and queer body representations in visual arts, and gender and queer body representations in mass media. 9.03.2016 Wednesday 10.03.2016 Thursday Curators: Elke Krasny and Barbara Mahlknecht 14.03.2016, Monday 15.03.2016, Tuesday At 17.00 until 19.00 In charge Muzaffer Hasaltay 19.03 2016 EVENT WITH PHD in philosophy STUDENTS (Vienna-Klagenfurt) AND LECTURES Klagenfurt, March 14-16, 2016 International colloquium with guest lecturer and PhD in philosophy candidates’ presentations TITLE: Positions: Philosophy, Research, Society Cooperation in between Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt, Philosophy Department and Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien, PhD in Philosophy study program Klagenfurt, March 14-16, 2016 WHERE: Universität Klagenfurt: UNI Klagenfurt | Alpen-Adria The international colloquium with guest lecturer and PhD in philosophy candidates’ presentations will open a space of exchange and collaboration in between positions in Austria and Europe, with reflection on actual questions between art, philosophy, politics and the social. The questions that will be posed are questions of agency, empowerment and dichotomies. The international colloquium is a joint collaboration in between the two universities, proposed by the professors’ Dr. Alice Pechriggl and Dr. Marina Grzinic. PROGRAM: Klagenfurt, March 14-16, 2016 14.03. 2016, MONDAY At 17.00 until 19.00 Invited lecturer: Isabell Lorey TITLE: Autonomy and Precarisation. (Neo)Liberal Entanglements of Labor and Care The Western idea of the autonomous individual is a basic pillar of liberal-capitalist democracies and its concept of free labor. In this deeply racialized, gendered, and heterosexualized entanglement, the needs of protection and care are warded off, devalued, domesticated, feminizised. It is a logic, that in spite of its modifications, we continue to face today. When we think of current forms of precarization this has to be the background to understanding the politico-economic crisis we are now experiencing. On a multi-dimensional level, the regime of precarization constitutes the different entanglements of labor, independency, and care in capitalism and their function within governmentality. When subjectification has become capitalizable, autonomy turned into an instrument of government, and emancipation is trapped in neoliberal ideas of health, the challenge today is not just to invent new forms of organization and new strategies of resistance. More than that, we have to invent a fundamentally new way of how our living together can be organized and institutionalized. That is, how could a living together look like, based on a commonly shared precariousness, on relationality, and on care rights? It would, imagined this way, be an exodus out of the nation state, out of citizenship as we know it, and out of “immigration” as well. Isabell Lorey, political theorist at the European Institute for Progressive Cultural Policies (eipcp) in Berlin and member of the editorial board of the publishing platform transversal texts (transversal.at); professor for transnational gender politics at the Institute for Political Science at the University of Kassel. Her recent book is State of Insecurity. Government of the Precarious, trans. by Aileen Derieg, London/New York: Verso, 2015. 15.03. 2016, TUESDAY PRESENTATIONS by PHD students in philosophy and researchers 10.00 until 13.00 PARTICIPANTS from the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, PhD in Philosophy study Diana Bulzan (Feminism, representation, VALIE EXPORT) Deniz Guvensoy (Turkey, geopolitics, public space) Saša Kesić (LGBTQ, ex-Yugoslavia, pride parades) Taida Kusturica (Philosophy, war, society, mass media) Mika Maruyama (Body, representation, contemporary art) PARTICIPANTS from the Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt Marina Christodoulou ("Life as addiction", conceptual work) Christian Herzog (Body / Language and Thinking in relation to Cassirer, Merleau-Ponty and Wittgenstein) Sylvie Milosavljevic (Re-appropriations of intersectional -identities through artistic and scientific processes; keys words: Arts, sciences, identities) Elena Pilipets (Memes, GIFs, visual media culture, digital seriality) PROGRAM: Vienna, April 25, 2016 Excursion to the Academy of fine arts Vienna Lecture by Alice Pechriggl: Alice Pechriggl is a philosopher and a group analyst, she studied and worked in Paris (EHESS, visiting professor at Sorbonne and Paris VIII) and Vienna (University of Vienna), since 2003 she is professor for philosophy at the University of Klagenfurt. In her work she is performing thinking as corporeal "vis formandi" in order to open up new aspects an to create new philosophical concepts. Last book: Eros, UTB 2009; forthcoming 2016: Zwang zu Agieren – Freiheit zu Handeln? transcript www.uni-klu.ac.at Marina Gržinić is a philosopher and artist who lives in Ljubljana and works in Ljubljana and Vienna. She is professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. She has published numerous books. In 2014, in collaboration with Šefik Tatlić, she co-authored the book Necropolitics, Racialization and Global Capitalism: Historicization of Biopolitics and Forensics of Politics, Art, and Life (Lexington Books, USA, 2014). grzinic-smid.si ... Comment |
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