The curatorial workshop "handfuls thrown into air and scattered over earth" explores the contemporary art exhibition as both an object of study and as site, agent, and mode of knowledge in its own right. Invited speakers: Nick Aikens, Anselm Franke, Cătălin Gheorghe, Ola Hassanain, Laima Kreivyte, Steven Henry Madoff, Paul O’Neill, Noura Al Salem, Berit Schuck, and the curators and researchers of Qayyem. Organized in collaboration with Mick Wilson, HDK-Valand, University of Gothenburg. June 23–26. Online: (www.https://
The symposium "Contemporary Art Biennials—Our Hegemonic Machines in States of Emergency" addresses content, formats, ideas, and concepts as articulated by the politics of display, specific forms of production and dissemination, and proposed communities and subjectivities. Which forms could we deploy in states of emergency? Participants: Vasyl Cherepanyn, Ekaterina Degot, Patrick Flores, Martin Guinard, Răzvan Ion, Ioana Leca, Yung Ma, Oliver Marchart, Shwetal Patel, Farid Rakun, Roma Jam Session Art Kollektiv, Nora Sternfeld, Mirjam Varadinis, Farah Wardani, and Beat Wyss. Organized in collaboration with OnCurating and ZHdK Zurich: Dorothee Richter, Ronald Kolb). June 27-28. Online (www.curating.
The other activities (such as the Research Lab, and the Research Screenings) will be planned in phases after the summer. The trajectory of the 9th Bucharest Biennale will ultimately culminate in a series of keynote presentations (a.o. Tiong Ang & Company's project The Second Hands, Claudia Brăileanu's project Seamless Affinities, and Gustafsson & Haapoja's project Becoming) that will take place in the spring of 2021.
We will update you with more details very soon.
BUCHAREST BIENNALE is supported by SPINNWERK WIEN.
Image: Claudia Brăileanu, Seamless Affinities, screenshot, project realized in Virtual Reallity, work-in-progress, 2020. Courtesy of Spinnwerk Wien.
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