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Instructor Prof. Antje Budde

Funded through the departmental lecture series

 Curricular Invitations: Modes of Restor(y)ation in Troubled Times

!!!! Hybrid event, in person and on Zoom

Luella Massey Studio Theatre, 4 Glen Morris Street, Toronto

What we hope to learn:

Of interest for our discussion is how we innovate the apparatus (institutions, creative praxis, machines, interfaces, data sets, learning methods, economic conditions) in service of artistic research, socio-political communication and making of community. How can we, as Bertolt Brecht asked, assess artistic labor by “assessing the apparatus in terms of its suitability for the art-work” rather than the other way round? When does an apparatus of product distribution turn into an apparatus for process-based communication aiming at alternative ways of making society/economy/equality?

The two guest lecturers have important insights to share - in times of profound crisis and conflict. They might or might not refer to Brecht specifically but they are building alternative apparatuses. We want to know more.

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Tuesday April 16, 2024

11am-1pm 

"Reclaiming our Commons: Thoughts from Cultural Practice in the Arab Region"

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Dr. Helena Nassif - Multi-disciplinary researcher in culture and media studies; Director at Culture Resource (Al-Mawred Al-Thaqafy) , Beirut

About Helena Nassif

 

Dr. Samar Kanafani - Social anthropologist, researcher; co-founder of the Ethnography and Knowledge Collective; and Consultant at Cultural Resource

About Samar Kanafani

Wednesday Feb.28, 2024 

3-5pm

Diego Rotman, Hebrew University, Jerusalem

Creating an Inclusive Space During Wartime: (The) Green Terrace at Mount Scopus Campus (November-December, 2023)

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About Diego Rotman

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