postgraduate program, workshop
Xiri Tara Noir Visiting the (un)safe
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2016 BLOCK II
1 May-31 July 2016
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project
Block 2016/II: Uninvited research – Excursions
1 May-31 July 2016
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Opening week Block II/2016
2-11 May 2016 / a.pass
Open up your practice to the others!Read more..
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Block 2016/II: Uninvited Research
2 May-28 August 2016 / Brussels and beyond
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Elke van Campenhout / Vladimir Miller FEEDBACK
3-6 May 2016 / a.pass
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Epifania Amoo-Adare (Un)thinking Research Practice
9-10 May 2016 / a.pass
Decolonizing Theory, Mobilizing Methodologies, and Open-Ended Becoming(s)
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The premise of this workshop is that a critical pedagogy on the space of research knowledge production, and its related forces of (re)production, is a necessary condition for any intervention in (and of) that space. Consequently, we propose to challenge widespread understandings of research space and knowledge production as a binary researcher-researched structure that is given and fixed, in other words: a structure that is developed for and not a context that is developed by the various actors in the research process. We contrast this convention with an understanding of research space as both, a manifestation as well as a vehicle of the productive relations of power-knowledge.
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Thiago Antunes Civic integration at Thermae Grimbergen
18 May 2016 / meeting at a.apass
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Fotini Lazaridou-Hatzigoga ON MOVEMENT
24-24 May 2016 / a.pass
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Maarten Van Den Bussche PROTEST!
24-24 May 2016 / apass
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end presentation, performative publishing, postgraduate program
TINNA OTTESEN Generously forceful / The doubtful wild
26-28 May 2016 / in the cellars of the Tour&Taxis sheds
THREE VIVARIUMS / a.pass research presentation
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Sana Ghobbeh / Juan Duque Excursion
10 June 2016 / meeting at a.pass
We propose as an activity to gather at Gare du Midi market on Sunday and each of us, after finding a place, remain still in the same spot for about 45 minutes (or as much as the high activities of the context allow) before the finishing activity and dismantling of the market. A main question we want to explore: For how long can we remain? In which ways can our bodies be affected when we decide to take a position that is opposite to the majority of people surrounding us in such a busy place?Read more..
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Sébastien Hendrickx A silent group visit to my father’s house
16 June 2016
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+/- 15 a.pass-participants and others travel to the place where the initiator of the trip spent most of his youth. The visit forms the basis of a collective writing score, inspired by the architecture of collaboration of a ‘writers room’ (a group of scriptwriters working on a TV series, a.k.a. ‘a bigger brain’).
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Esteban Donoso Mr. Ecuador
29 June 2016 / meeting at a.pass
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Einat Tuchman A visit to the social cultural centers of Molenbeek
29-29 June 2016 / a.pass
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Peggy Pierrot / Femke Snelting Modifying the universal
30-30 June 2016 / a.pass
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Vladimir Miller / Peter Stamer FORGED THEORY
5-7 July 2016 / a.pass
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Gerald Kurdian Hot bodies of the future <3
8-9 July 2016 / Barlok, 9pm
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Esta Matkovic Place yourself to receive
11-11 July 2016 / apass
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Sina Seifee EXCURSION TO CEN
12-12 July 2016 / apass
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Luiza Crosman UNRAVELING INSTITUTIONAL DYNAMICS
13-13 July 2016 / apass
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Christian Hansen Hoarding and Hiding
16-17 July 2016 / Station Haren Zuid
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Together we will walk from Station Haren Zuid towards Brussels along the railways.
Underway we will exaggerate and share our urge to pick up and play with any things that trigger our curiosity and find temporary homes possible new belongings. After the walk we will set up a studio camp in a field between Gare de Schaerbeek and Gare du Nord where we can work with our findings and get some sleep.
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HALF-WAY-DAYS
17-21 October 2016 / a.pass
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postgraduate program
UNINVITED RESEARCH II
1 September-30 November 2017
BLOCK III, SEPT-NOV 2017
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Uninvited Research II Excursions
22 October-17 November 2017
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Eleanor Ivory Weber The World Today All In The Mind
23 October 2017
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“…a 100% probability of nothing happening, and that’s often when it’s more interesting…”
– Peter Ryan, ABC Senior Business Correspondent, 2 October 2017
On Monday 23 October 2017, several todays, today. An instruction-based, public yet solo, listening & reading exercise, derived from radiowaves. Thinking about the public mind and testing what is produced from chance and structure. How language functions on different registers, at once, in time, and beyond us.
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Pia Louwerens From I to we
24 October 2017
Excavating reality together, at home
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“From I to we” serves as an introduction into my practice inside its subjective core: my own home. After a performance the audience is invited to rewrite the script, rewarded with a warm meal cooked by the artist herself.
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Hoda Siahtiri If the past is really passed?!
25 October 2017
An introduction to co-experincing the others’ trauma
The city of Brussels is holding a part of my past. I will take you to one of the most historical places of Brussels. Please bring headphones if you have. It would be nice to have a piece of paper and pen. thanks.
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Geert Vaes La Flandre Profonde / Into The Heart Of Flanders
26 October 2017
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‘Het Gezin Van Paemel’ (The Family Van Paemel) by Cyriel Buysse is a 114-year old theatre piece that’s still showing the flemish what it means to be flemish. The excursion will bring us to an amateur theatre company rehearsing the piece. Why are they, and with them lots of other amateur companies, still so interested in this piece? Why am I? My questioning will be mainly about one scene in particular: the son who goes to tell his father he’s leaving for America. An America he only knows through stories, an America that personifies a better life. How is this flemish identity created (the I) by the staying and the leaving? And how is America (the other) created? And isn’t all emigrating originating in ‘The America of the Soul’? How is this construction of I a mask/conditioning? How is history as a re-construction keeping all these notions in place? How will I go from here to using masks again? And how will I finally get out of Flanders?
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Sven Dehens Untitled Excursion
27 October 2017
Critical voicing, reading, enactment of Alien (1979). Process of audio-visual documentation. Generation of a subtext to the script.
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Shervin Kianersi For to Know Nothing Is Nothing
30 October 2017
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Imagine natural daylight, the best kind of light to see things clearly. Then imagine the light getting brighter and brighter, until it becomes so blindingly white that you are filled with anxiety. The information overload that we experience in our everyday lives is similar to that blinding light. Its origins date to the early 90s, when computer networks attained critical speeds and scales. Today, each of us yearns to be informed 24/7. The dictatorship of information creates in us a desire for round-the-clock information. We have become the organic components of an integrated global data and information system. Yet this yearning we feel is about our search for the Real, which a never-ending stream of information, that informs us only of the reality of facts, can neither satisfy nor fulfil. Because information is always directed at you. Information informs but is no guarantee of getting any closer to the truth. In fact, information sometimes operates as an obstacle to the truth. Instead, what if we started to filter out what we could of the information, in order to better understand the truth? What if we ignored information about the given facts and instead tried learn about something or someone for ourselves?
postgraduate program, workshop
Elen Braga The masters meeting: A Journey to the unpromised land and the magic balls
31 October 2017
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“- You shine through my atmosphere. And when you show up, my mountains move like bushes in the wind, and the rocks are scattered on all sides. I hear you. I hear an amazing bang like a storm to come. I hear the noise of thunder, the voice of demons, the winds, the monsters. The whole earth rises, dilating like the waves of the sea and my surface breaks down. My own ground seems to subside and… we need to find another ground to walk by: the unpromised land and the magics balls… “
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Leo Kay The time it takes to think
1 November 2017
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How can we think together? How can we make Space for deep reflection on complex issues? How can we come close enough without intruding? How can we engage in group dialogue and take the time that is needed to think before producing more, contributing more to the system we are locked within?
A day of observing, listening, walking, kneading, thinking, talking and baking, as we navigate a critical socio/political issue that effects us all and will continue to affect us in the forceable future.
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Luisa Fillitz A collection of Impressions
2 November 2017
Coming together in a place. Where and how do our perceptions, according to the surrounding/the place and the situation where we are, manifest themselves? Where and how can we locate them in our body? How is our intuitive reaction? Linked together in groups, we would then — following a score-proposal — try out how everybody`s own intuitional desire of where and how he/she wants to move is affecting the movement of the others in the group as well as their movement is affecting each one. Afterwards everybody is invited to create a zine in any form – according to ones wish – trying to remember the different impressions and the thoughts, feelings, that they provoked.
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Eszter Némethi War-/-Lace and Vertigo
3 November 2017
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An excursion is a military term to describe a short entry to enemy territory without formal announcement of war. This excursion is an invitation to explore the ways in which spaces and materials can become instructions and how this relates to participation in complex systems. What is the the agency of things, participants and also the host. Can we listen to things in order to decipher their fictions? And can we remain complicated to each other? You will visit the Kantcentrum in Brugge and the NATO Headquarters in Evere . I will do my best to host you. You will be largely following instructions, reading, making, observing, walking and looking for gaps. You will then return to a playground for discussion at a.pass. I will make you dinner.
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Marialena Marouda Flemish Marine Institute: Marine Station Ostend (MSO)
17 November 2017
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The excursion is a first encounter with the Flemish Marine Institute and its work. It includes a tour of the Marine Station and the Research Vessel Simon Stervin in the port of Ostend. Our guide will be André Cattrijsee, who is the “research infrastructure manager” of the FMI.
During this excursion, I propose for us to focus our attention on how the ocean is studied in a scientific context. What kind of language is used to describe it? And what kinds of instruments are used to measure it? What are the categories that result from those measurements? And what kind of ocean is produced as a result? As a score for this excursion, I therefore propose to shift slightly the way we listen and experience this tour of a marine research institution. Instead of simply following the content of what is said, could we also discern the knowledge dispositive within which this tour takes place? And how does this dispositive affect, finally, the “object” of its study?
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