Welcome and Notes on Propositions #1: What We Mean

Matteo Lucchetti, Maria Hlavajova

Photo: Tom Janssen

Opening comments for Propositions #1: What We Mean, by Maria Hlavajova and Matteo Luchetti.

Suggestions from the archive

Lecture Program

15 December 2019

Time for a Break(down): Reimagining Social Flows in the Not-Yet

Join us at BAK, basis voor actuele kunst, Utrecht on Sunday 15th December 2019 for a lecture and collective dinner with the collaborative platform QANAT. Buy tickets (via Eventbrite) | Facebook event In the lecture Time for a Break(down): Reimagining Social Flows in the Not-Yet, A. George Bajalia introduces QANAT’s practice and theoretical framework, deepening […]

Panel Discussion

5 December 2019, 19.30-21.00

Urban Practices and the Future of the City

Urban Practices and the Future of the City with Urban Front (David Harvey and Miguel Robles-Durán)

Join us at BAK, basis voor actuele kunst, Utrecht on Thursday 5 December 2019 for a discussion on contemporary urban practices, specifically in relation to the transnational urban consultancy Urban Front. Buy tickets (via Eventbrite) | Facebook event With Distinguished Professor David Harvey, Associate Professor Miguel Robles-Durán, artist Jeanne Van Heeswijk, curator and writer Laura […]

Lecture

4 December 2019, 19.30-21.00

Lecture: David Harvey on Urban Front [ SOLD OUT]

[Update: this program is now sold out!] On Wednesday 4 December 2019, BAK, basis voor actuele kunst, Utrecht proudly presents a lecture by Distinguished Professor David Harvey. The lecture focuses on the theory and practice of Urban Front, a transnational urban consultancy co-founded by Harvey and Associate Professor Miguel Robles-Durán. Buy tickets (via Eventbrite) | […]

Performance

23 November 2019, 20.00-22.00

Performance: Black Quantum Futurism

BAK invites you for a special performance on Saturday 23 November, by interdisciplinary creative collective Black Quantum Futurism. Buy tickets (via Eventbrite) | Facebook event Black Quantum Futurism is a Philadelphia based interdisciplinary creative practice between musician, poet and activist Camae Ayewa aka Moor Mother and artist, author and activist Rasheedah Philips. The duo explores […]