Many productions of the current season are available in our magazine section. Among others works by the artists Karin Pauer & Aldo Giannotti, Inge Gappmaier, Lau Lukkarila, Alex Franz Zehetbauer, Jan Machacek & Oliver Stotz, Deborah Hazler, irreality.tv and Julia Müllner are ready for streaming. The collection is constantly being expanded.
“Instead of postponing projects over and over again, brut Vienna picks up the camera in the endless lockdown. Planned dance and performance projects can be implemented as a film.” (Martin Pesl, Falter)
“Assemblism” is a term used by Dutch artist Jonas Staal to describe the role of art, performance and theater in the performative assembly of mass protests and social movements, which is central to his own artistic work. US-American political theorist Jodi Dean on the other hand emphasizes in her writing that social movements need to be translated into a new communist party if they want to become sustainable. So, what is the potential of art in not only investigating or inventing new forms of assembly but also in contributing to the process of transforming them into sustainable organizational structures? And how do recent political mobilizations – from anti-mask-demonstration up to the storming of Capitol Hill – change an often romanticized view on the assembling of bodies in space? The guests discuss with host and curator Florian Malzacher on March 20th at 7 pm. Go to art-of-assembly.net for the livestream and further material such as videos, podcasts and texts.
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Nordwestbahnstraße 8-10, 1200 Wien
not accessible
Zieglergasse 25, 1070 Wien
U-Bahn: U3 (Zieglergasse), Tram: 49 (Westbahnstraße / Zieglergasse)