Discursive
7 October 2017, 12.30-13.00
Photo: Tom Janssen
Opening comments for Propositions #1: What We Mean, by Maria Hlavajova and Matteo Luchetti.
Discursive
18 October 2018–24 January 2019
Propositions #7: Evidentiary Methods—the public program in the context of the exhibition Forensic Justice and part of the BAK series Propositions for Non-Fascist Living (2017–2020)—expands upon the notion of forensic justice in a series of lectures, screenings, and workshops on methodologies for articulating claims within the multidimensional space of aesthetics, law, architecture, politics, and ecology.
Exhibition
18 October 2018–27 January 2019
Forensic Justice is an exhibition and a series of public programs with Forensic Architecture, a London-based independent and interdisciplinary research agency comprised of, among others, artists, scientists, lawyers, filmmakers, and architects.
Lecture
6 October 2008
A lecture by Martijn de Koning with an introduction by Bald de Vries as part of the Postsecularism research itinerary.
Lecture
13 October 2008
A lecture by Liesbeth van Zoonen with an introduction by Rosi Braidotti as part of the Postsecularism research itinerary.
Lecture
21 October 2008
A lecture by Markha Valenta with an introduction by Rosi Braidotti as part of the Postsecularism research itinerary.
Lecture
18 November 2008
A lecture by Prof. Kunneman with an introduction by Rosi Braidotti as part of the Postsecularism research itinerary.
Lecture
16 December 2008
A lecture by Christoph Baumgartner with an introduction by Rosi Braidotti as part of the Postsecularism research itinerary.
Exhibition
30 November 2008–01 March 2009
Exhibition by Sven Lütticken.
Lecture
11 January 2009
This session reflects on various religious and secular narratives, attempting in the process to open up possible futures beyond that of a zero-sum “clash of civilizations.”
Lecture Program
11 January–01 March 2009
Discourse program co-organized with the Centre for the Humanities.
Discursive, Exhibition, Publication
11 January–01 March 2009
The Return of Religion and Other Myths is a large-scale multifaceted project, consisting of the exhibition The Art of Iconoclasm, a discourse program taking place in early 2009 titled On Post-Secularism, and the publication of a BAK Critical Reader on the subject in 2009. The project explores the popular assumption of the return of religion to the public sphere, contemporary politics, and the media in the West as a constitutive “myth.”
Learning
10-12 February 2009
Introduction to Curating (Beyond) Exhibitions.
Learning
17-19 February 2009
Lecture and seminar.
Learning
24-26 February 2009
Lecture with Charles Esche and seminar.
Learning
3-5 March 2009
Lecture and studio visit Aernout Mik.
Learning
10-12 March 2009
Lecture and studio visits at Dutch Art Institute (DAI), Enschede.
Lecture
17 March 2009
A lecture by Jorgen Nielsen with an introduction by Rosi Braidotti as part of the Postsecularism research itinerary.
Learning
10 February–31 March 2009
Master course organized by Utrecht University and BAK. The course, structured as a series of lectures and seminars, explores the dynamic field of curating vis-ŕ-vis the challenges that artistic and intellectual practices are presented with by contemporary society, and takes the year 1989—which marks the end of the Cold War—as a starting point from which to explore the practice of curating.
Learning
17-19 March 2009
Lecture and seminar.
Learning
24-26 March 2009
Lectures and guided tour at MUHKA, Museum van Hedendaagse Kunst, Antwerpen.
