a.pass Poliset 2022W4-7 common SCHEDULE

This Schedule will be updated on a daily basis as Poliset 2022W4-7 and the proposals within it develop.

POLISET HAS BEEN PROLONGED BY A WEEK, TO END ON FRI FEB 18TH

Monday Jan. 24th

14-19h Poliset Introduction by Vladimir Miller

Moving into the space, introduction to the available materials, the technicals space aspects (with Steven Jouwersma), the common budget and schedule. Vladimir will facilitate a process of connecting over shared and unshared topics and ideas of everyone’s research. We will try to finish the day with setting up a place to have a dinner together. Food can not be as easily shared as we like, due to covid safety, but we can try to have a shared dinner and welcome drink.

Tue Jan 25th

Steven Jouwerstma technical assistance day

10h Poliset talk: Politecture.

Vladimir

13h Scheduling / Check in

15h Research Mapping

Wed, Jan 26th

10-13h Steven Jouwerstma technical assistance

13h Scheduling / Check in

14h Low Intensity Violence Research Group

Research Introduction

Thu, Jan 27th

11h Wet Floor Cleaning

13h Scheduling / Check in

15h Abrasive Strategies introduction Martin

Fri, Jan 28th

10h Poliset Talk

Christine de Smedt (LIV)+Vladimir

we will pick two space related terms from our research and introduce and discuss them together

13h Scheduling / Check in

13h-15h one on one Interviews on plant care as part of Ingas research practice

Mon, Jan 31st

17h Film Screening “Cyborg Europe” by Anna Lugmeier

Tue Feb 1st

Steven Jouwerstma technical assistance day

10h Brushing Teeth, Martin Sieweke

11h Walking Practice, Vera Sofia Mota

Wed, Feb 2nd

11h Open Conversation on “Organising Randomness” with Nada Gambier and Vladimir Miller (also happening on zoom)

Thu, Feb 3rd

10h LIV Group + Vladimir Miller, open conversation on notions from their practice.

14h What can be a contemporary scenography curriculum? Public writing session (etherpad) in the poliset. Vladimir

14h Building a space of reading, and reading Chantal Mouffe on agonism (Lisa)

16h-18h Toast to the Future, gathering in front of the Flemish Parliament in support of a.pass

17h Film Screening: “La Rabbia” (Gastone Ferranti, Giovannino Guareschi, Pier Paolo Pasolini)

19h Drinks

Mon Feb 7th

Jozef Wouters at poliset

“I will open and share my research as part of The Unbuilt School of Architecture. Part of Decoratelier, The Unbuilt School of Architecture is a platform for research about scenography and ephemeral space. For the Poliset days, I will share my research on spaces that are made of care and words more than of space and square meters. The ways of sharing are twofold; from 4pm I will open for a reading group and at 6pm it will be a film or a talk.”

16h Reading group with Jozef Wouters

18h Jozef Wouters’ public presentation

Tue Feb 8th

16h Five Minute Festival

Wed Feb 9th

Tania Garduño (CIVA) day at poliset

10:30 Open Conversation: “Periphery”, Nada Gambier

Thu, Feb 10th

14h Conversation on how we research. Focus away from “what” and “why” towards “how” with specific attention to art practice as a tool for research.

Fri, Feb 11th

12:00 Reading Group, “What”s the Use” bySara Ahmed, with Martin Sieweke

Wed, Feb 16th

Tania Garduño (CIVA) – contribution on Proxemics:

“In the Turkish Empire, the shade of a tree you planted determined the amount of land you owned. Tree shades defined villages’ sprawls. You could also calculate how old was a city, not necessarily by its buildings but by looking at the height of the trees.

Architecture can be seen as the practice situated between the built space, human beings and actions. It can become the container of politics, history and civilizations. However, no single discipline nor research technique can help us understand how we perceive and associate with space. The science of Proxemics acknowledges this impasse; it addresses basic human situations in a subconscious area of society. It studies the many sensory inputs and emotions related to culture and its environment. Through scientific research, combined with “learning-by-doing” and the starting point that we are all experts in “being”, Proxemics creates a broad field of experimentation that gives us a hidden take on our relationship to the world.”

18h Presentation and Talk

Fri, Feb 18th

10h Cleaning and Sorting

13h check in

13:30 In-process presentations for the HWD participants

postgraduate program, workshop

kin(s)score

12 May-21 July 2022 / a.pass

Scoring intimacy with discursive others

kinsscore

Kinsscore will be practiced every Thursday of block 2022 II titled “Scoring intimacy with discursive others” (see block post)

The proposal for this score follows on previous iterations of Scorescapes as a tool to practice intersubjective formats for exchange in artistic research. ScoreScapes is an investigation of how scores can facilitate the relation between artistic research, documentation and knowledge processing in collective settings.

If artistic research is an active and methodological search for ways to keep the viability of one’s knowledge in relation with others’, then how can this search be mediated by scores? If artistic research engages in processes of awaking unseen relations with what surrounds us, then how do we compose materials and thoughts? What is the performativity at stake on the sharing of those? What’s the relation between subjectivity and collectivity? What does that do to our individual practices and to the collective itself?

The specificity of Kin(s)score is on the fact that we will participate in the score with our research kinships. We will speak with them, through them and us about the questions that our research make apparent. We will discuss and practice what are the political implications of authorship, collectivity and the other.

Open Call