Non-Knowledge, Laughter and The Moving Image
“Non-Knowledge, Laughter and the Moving Image” is a three-year artistic research project led by Prof Annika Larsson and realized in collaboration with HFBK Hamburg and the Royal Institute of Art Stockholm.
As the final part of this artistic research project the festival & symposium invite you to screenings, performances, talks and discussions that explore the potential of the moving image and the (human and non-human) body to overturn our habitual course and change the dominant order of things. During two days in Stockholm (15—16 Nov) and four days in Hamburg (24—27 Nov) we will explore ways in which we, organisms, bodies, technologies and environments communicate beyond instrumental language, subjectivity and reason, to experience what moving images and bodies can do and how they can teach us about the limits of our thinking. The project is led by Annika Larsson and founded by the Swedish Research Council and done in collaboration with The Royal Institute of Arts in Stockholm and the Hochschule für bildende Künste Hamburg.
with contributions by
Ester Martin Bergsmark (screening & discussion), Christer Bothén (concert), Olympia Bukkakis (performance), Pauline Curnier Jardin (screening & discussion), Samuel R. Delany (online reading & discussion), Anja Dietmann (Bar Collo), E.I. The Blob (concert), Denise Ferreira da Silva & Arjuna Neuman (screening & online discussion), Liv Fontaine (performance), Satch Hoyt (sonic lecture), Valentina Karga (seating environment), Karrabing Film Collective (screening), Vika Kirchenbauer (screening & discussion), Burk Koller (Bar Collo), Kulturprofi lerna (concert), Annika Larsson (screening, performance & discussion), Sara Lundén (concert), Marti Manen (discussion), Augustin Maurs (musical reading), Michaela Melián (performance), Bod Mellor (murals in Bar Collo), Paul Niedermayer (photographs), Elizabeth A. Povinelli (online talk & discussion), Anca Parvulescu (online talk & discussion), Tobias Peper (discussion), Alice Peragine (performance), Adina Pintilie (screening & discussion),Raqs Media Collective (screening & online discussion), Steve Reinke & James Richards (screening & discussion), ruangrupa (screening & discussion), Lerato Shadi (screening & discussion), Samo Tomšic´ (talk & discussion), Ming Wong (screening), as well as with students from HFBK Hamburg and RIA Stockholm (screenings, performances, mixed media works).
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