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May 24, 2008

14.00
Escape the Overcode: Guattari’s Schizoanalytic Cartographies
A lecture/slideshow by Brian Holmes

This lecture explores the historical roots of surveillance  
technologies, and suggests that the “schizoanalytic cartographies”  
can be used to chart aesthetic and ethical pathways outside the  
dominant codes of the control society.Această prelegere explorează  
rădăcinile istorice ale tehnologiilor de supraveghere și sugerează  
că “topografia schizoanalitică” poate fi utilizată pentru a  
realiza o diagramă a modelelor etice și estetice în afara codurilor  
dominante ale societății obsedate de control.
Venue / Locație: PAVILION UNICREDIT – Center for Contemporary Art &  
Culture (Șos. Nicolae Titulescu nr. 1 – Piața Victoriei)

16.00
Gazela Project
Lecture of Lorenz Aggermann, Eduard Freudmann, Can Gülcü

Although there are a great many slums throughout Europe, hardly anyone  
ever asks how they come into being, how life within them transpires,  
and what impact such a location has on the day to day life of its  
residents.  A lecture of Lorenz Aggermann, Eduard Freudmann, Can  
Gülcü about their travel guide and publication Gazela Project.
Venue: CNDB - National Center for Dance (Bd. Nicolae Bălcescu, nr. 2   
- TNB, 4th Floor, Ronda Hall)

18.00
Art, sport, and shopping – from modernist utopia to neoliberal  
dystopia
Lecture of Ben Seymour and Anthony Iles (UK).

The 2012 Olympics and the Frieze Art Fair, twin poles of the UK's  
financialised economy, seem to confirm that art has converged with  
sport as an instrument of capital's economic and spatial  
restructuring. But if both high art and popular culture partake of a  
decadent capitalism's ongoing self-cannibalisation, what remains of  
the revolutionary potential of modernist art, sport and politics today?
Ben Seymour and Anthony Iles of London-based culture/politics magazine  
Mute [http://metamute.org], present their respective takes on this  
question.
Venue: CNDB - National Center for Dance (Bd. Nicolae Bălcescu, nr. 2   
- TNB, 4th Floor, Ronda Hall)


21.00
Utopia Travel
Opening & party

A project by: Emanuel Danesch and David Rych
The project Utopia Travel took place from March to July 2002,  
following two years of preparation phase, on a pre-planned route  
between Egypt and Austria. The basic outline of the project Utopia  
Travel was the transport of a comprehensive selection of VHS  
videotapes from Cairo to Vienna following the transition from the  
upper part of the African continent over the Middle East towards  
central Europe. 123 video works were compiled through a research  
within established networks followed by direct interaction with  
artistic communities and collaborations with regional institutions,  
including universities, media-labs and art centres.

Venue: Mora, Str. Grigore Mora nr. 39 - last floor (near Piata Charles  
de Gaulle)


May 25, 2008

17.00
“Are you talking to me?”
Live discussions on knowledge production, gender politics and feminist  
strategies.

In the context of the presentation of the book "Are you talking to  
me?". Discussions on knowledge production, gender politics and  
feminist strategies, a program of presentations, discussions,  
screenings will take place on May 25, 2008, starting with 17:00 hours,  
at the National Center for Dance Bucharest (Piaţa Universităţii,  
National Theatre, floor 4).
The book Are you talking to me? Discussions on knowledge production,  
gender politics and feminist strategies, edited by Katharina Morawek  
and h.arta group, is a result of the collaboration between the Post  
Conceptual Art Practices (PCAP) department at The Academy of Fine Arts  
in Vienna/ Prof. Marina Gržinić and h.arta group at the invitation of  
Bucharest Biennale 3.

Program of events:

17:00 Katharina Morawek/ h.arta group: Notes on editing the book "Are  
you talking to me?"
17:20 Joanne Richardson (DMedia group): Made in Italy -a video  
collaboration between D Media group, Cluj and Candida TV, Italy,  
(screening)
17:45 Nita Mocanu (DMedia group): Eden - a video collaboration between  
D Media group, Cluj and Candida TV, Italy, (screening)
18:05 Roxana Marin and members of CARE Centre- The big isms and  
education (discussions)
18:35  Veronika Eberhart/ Regina Wuzella in discussion with ladyfest  
Bucharest (discussions)
19:00  Lina Dokuzović: Exploitation and the creation of social class  
structures and positions (presentation)
19:30 Ivan Jurica: (screening and talk/ discussion)
20:00 Petja Dimitrova: "women" take active part in co-operation!   
(talk/screening)
20:30 Marina Gržinić: Rearticulation (talk/lecture)
21:00 Break
21: 10 Jasmin Schienegger: “fin”: about not reducing an artwork to  
one sentence (screening)
21: 40 Christoph Kolar: Paris/Banlieu (presentation)
22: 10 Patrick Schabus: (screening)

Venue: CNDB - National Center for Dance (Bd. Nicolae Bălcescu, nr. 2   
- TNB, 4th Floor, Ronda Hall)
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