Solitude and Saturation / Online course hosted by Malmö Art Academy
Teaching period: 25 January-3 June 2021
-Note that teaching hours and schedule is to be found in the pdf below
Teacher(s): Organized by Alexis Vaillant with: Mark von Schlegell, Maurizio Lazzarato, Moyra Davey, Pablo Larios, Amalia Ulman, Mark Wasiuta, Michael E. Smith, Kirsty Bell, Leslie Thornton, Frances Stark
ECTS: 20
Number of available place for KUNO students: 8
Level: (BA/MA)
Application deadline: Due to the short notice the first students to apply will be selected. Please apply by the latest noon, Friday the 22 January.
How to apply: Send an e-mail to charlotta.osterberg@khm.lu.se. Since the course is quite extensive, make sure you have the approval of your home institution!
Course description: The ambitious course on the twin concepts of ‘Solitude & Saturation’ is dedicated to their joint exploration. On that occasion, exceptional visionary thinkers and artists whose views tackle the ‘system of production,’ and question the combinations of life forms that emanate from it. In exploring zones where intelligence and instinct are one, what’s at stake at their intersection will be critically explored with, as the main backdrop, the experience of art as both a means of engaging in the world, and a tool of knowledge production, or research for criticism, beyond tangible objects, and ultimately for change.
Combining lectures and workshops together, and based on specific research methods using text, film, events, and narratives, that webinar will generate a vitalizing laboratory for self-discovery. Experience-oriented, its main articulations lie on case studies and intellectual frameworks that set the scene for a thought provoking reflection on current biopolitics conditions in the arts where social engagement, personal interests, and public intellectual work intersect.
Additional information: The course will be held online.
The webinar is divided into two types of sessions:
- the lectures (1 every two weeks, 1-2 hours)
- the workshops (2 h weekly, the weeks when there’s no lecture)
Workshop sessions: January 25, January 29, February 10, February 24, March 10, March 24, April 14, April 28, May 12, May 26, June 3
Guest speakers dates: January 27, February 3, February 17, March 3, March 17, April 7, April 21, May 5, May 19, June 2
Please see enclosed information for full schedule and presentation.