Art::Politics::Institution::Body

macedonian below>>>> WE BEGAN WALKING THERE WE HAVE BEEN by Özlem Alkis and Maayan Danoch Concept and choreography: Özlem Alkis, Maayan Danoch Performance: Maayan Danoch, Ivan Mijacevic Music: Ivan Mijacevic Space: Miha(sonda3) Production: Özlem Alkış, Maayan Danoch Co-production: tanz.tausch Festival Supported by: Kunststiftung NRW, ZAIK and tanz.tausch Festival The performance takes place in the frame of X-YUGO TOUR funded by Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Europe and Maribor Municipality. ( https://www.facebook.com/We-began-walking-THERE-we-have-been-X-Yugo-Tour-186378325343851/?rc=p ) The performance WE BEGAN Walking THERE WE HAVE BEEN is part of the program ::Art::Politics::Institution:: Body, organised by  LOKOMOTIVA-Centre for New Initiatives in Arts and Culture For more information:  https://artpoliticsinstitutionsbody.blogspot.mk/ PERFORMANCE DESCRIPTION Darkness fills the space. Very slowly, the contours of more and more things

macedonian below>> The performance SONIC EXTENSIONS is part of the program ::Art::Politics::Institution:: Body, organised by  LOKOMOTIVA-Centre for New Initiatives in Arts and Culture SONIC EXTENSIONS Performance Concept, Choreography and Performance: Darko Dragičević, Martin Sonderkamp Sound Design: Daniel Massey Voices: Jule Flierl, Siri Jøntvedt A production by Darko Dragičević and Martin Sonderkamp Supported by 3AM, Flutgraben eV. Berlin (DE), Quartier am Hafen, Cologne (DE), Collegium Hungaricum Berlin (DE), Goethe Institut Skopje Description: “Sonic Extensions” is a continuation of Dragičević’s and Sonderkamp’s performative work “Approximations” in which they focused on essential properties of the visual, the visceral and of movement as choreographic material. “Sonic Extensions” explores potential relations between body, sound, space and movement, and proposes specific ways of installing recorded text in various spatial situations and performative settin

macedonian below>> The lecture "Civil Action Between Creativity and Criminality” is part of the workshop session and lecture by Pascal Gielen "ART BEYOND THE CREATIVE CITY / ART, POLITICS AND URBAN LIFE " as part of the program" Art: Politics: Institutions: Body ",organised by LOKOMOTIVA-Centre for New Initiatives in Arts and Culture As part of the session, closed workshops on the topic "Macro-Sociological Changes and Global Culture" and "Macro-Sociological Changes and (Art) Institutional Shifts" will be held on May 9 and 10, intended for a group of young professionals who are part of the program "APIB" For more details: https://artpoliticsinstitutionsbody.blogspot.mk/ General introduction into the Workshops/Lectures Since the financial crisis started at the end of 2007 a lot of governments do budget cuts in the cultural and artistic field. Inspired by the critical social theory of Herbert Marcuse (1964), thes

macedonian below>>>> LECTURE: "Artistic institutions and the equality of gatherings", Bojana Kunst in the frame of the sixth edition of the festival for feminist culture and action "ПРВО ПА ЖЕНСКО in collaboration with  LOKOMOTIVA-Centre for New Initiatives in Arts and Culture Abstract of the lecture The lecture will be focused on the attacks on the artistic institutions, performances, performance festivals and other artistic events, which are all related to the rise of populism and nationalism in Europe. They often happen together with the criminalization of artists and re-evaluation of the national and state institutions. They are also related to the series of austerity measures and cuts into the non-governmental sector of culture, which are often used as series of re-evaluations and adjustments to the more hierarchical and populist understanding of art, throwing many artistic agents into invisibility and poverty and marginalizing their already