Permanent Learning Program - Annual Course
The groups are made up of art students, curators, collectors, specialists, artists, architects, designers, etc. The idea is to debate in a way that each theme is a trigger to question and reflect on the contemporary. The historical context of the reference productions is fundamental and specific; they do not belong to the time of the treasure and to that of late capitalism. The theme of the art market, therefore, also enters the debate.
Decoloniality Module
Epistemic delinking
State of the policy
Decolonial aesthetics
Ex form and coloniality
Transfeminism and Queer - Racism
The hidden face of modernity.
This module is presented with works by artists who manage decolonial conceptual strategies, political positions that show problems of creators from Africa, Latin America and Eastern Europe. The Antsui, Teresa Margolles, Regina Galindo, Adrian Piper, Kara Walker, Glenn Ligon, Mounir Fatmi, Mujeres Creando, Tanja Ostojić, among others.
Will be analyzed texts by Walter Mignolo, Silvia Rivera Cusicansqui, Nicolás Bourriad, etc.
Positivity and Transparency Module
- Liquid art
- The double distance
- On the interpretation - From Cobra to Punk
- Incarnated symbol
- The simplest object
- Art and its shadow
This module presents works by artists that handle conceptual strategies linked to transmodern and modern contexts. Globalized problems are put into context.
Artists such as Andrea Fraser, Christopher Wool, Erwin Wurm, Gillian Wearing, Louise Lawler, Gerard Richter, Pierre Huyghe, Hans Peter Feldman, Mark Leckey, Martin Creed, among others, are presented.
The analysis texts to be discussed are by Zigmunt Bauman, Boris Groys, Alain Badiou, Gilles Deleuze, Byung Chul Han, etc.
Philosophy and Politics Module
Before pictures - Archive
Art and politics
Psychopolitics
The painting
Policy of art and anonymity
This module presents works by artists who handle pluriversal strategies. K. J. Marshall, Davis Hammons, Florine Stettheimer, Tracey Emin, Santiago Sierra, Roni Horn, Jeremy Deller, Chris Burden.
Texts by Boris Groys, Jacques Ranciere, Walter Mignolo, Paul Ardenne, Byung Chul Han, Douglas Crimp, will be analyzed.
Post Humanism Module
This module presents works by artists who dabble in Bioarts, in ecology, in science and technology, traveling through the culture of books, bioethics, the android, cyber, and robotics.
Next-generation artists will be seen who develop their works in symbiosis with technology and often using sabotage as a medium — some of them: Sterlac, Carole Schneemann, Abramovic, Orlan, Bridle, Lawrence Abu Hamdan.
Texts of the philosopher Peter Sloterdijk, Donna Haraway, Bruno Latour, Helen Hester, Byung Chul Han, Perniola, among others, are analyzed.
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