Artist Talk with Nalini Malani en Ina van Zyl
Gemodereerd door Raissa Biekman, programma manager van HIA NL, gaan Nalini Malani, Arnoud Holleman en Ina van Zyl in gesprek over onderwerpen die centraal staan in de tentoonstelling SHAME! and Masculinity. Thema’s die besproken worden zijn onder andere rape culture, body positivity, sensuality en masculinity.
OPEN UP! – working with contested heritage
The Week offers workshops, a keynote presentation with discussion and a session with policy-makers. Tune in for thought-provoking reflections about the current Zeitgeist that requires institutions and individuals to think about change. HCZ proposes a tool for that change, to open up spaces for difficult conversation about our heritage and the societies we want to live in. The Week will showcase and discuss the HCZ project’s experience with artists and activists that have worked with civil society initiatives to build ‘safe spaces’ that are open for dialogue.
Shame and the memory politics of illiberal state
This online event is part of OPEN UP! The Heritage Contact Zone Week of Contested Heritage and of SHAME! Exploring Masculinities. Peto is an author of SHAME! and Maculinities
OPEN UP! The Week of Contested Heritage
23, 25 and 26 November 2020
Artists, academics, activists and curators are invited to engage with the Heritage Contact Zone project outcomes about working with contested heritage.
Working with contested heritage
A public online roundtable discussion on working with sensitive heritage, objects and communities. With Esther Captain, Jasper Chalcraft, Kornelia Kiss, e.a. Moderated by Joachim Umlauf In the framework of OPEN UP! The Heritage Contact Zone Week of Contested Heritage. See the whole programme here.
Shame! and masculinity – the politics of bodies
Kasia Bojarska talks with Alexandra Hirszfeld, Paweł Leszkowicz and Ernst van Alphen about the exhibition SHAME! And Masculinity.
Conversing with Masculinity
Patriarchal masculinity wreaks havoc in the world every day. Join this workshop to look at words and bodies individually and collectively through the lens of masculinity and its precepts.
Stick to your knitting
A round-table conversation on metaphors, leadership and the difficulty of recognizing differences. With Katherine Watson, Carla Delfos and Jan-Jaap Knol. More information soon.
Shame! And Masculinity
23 October 2020 - 1 March 2021
momentarily closed
With works by Ina van Zyl (NL/ZA), Natasja Kensmil (NL), Philip Miller (ZA), Marlene Dumas (NL), Jeanette Christensen (NO), Arnoud Holleman (NL), Hans Hovy (NL), Nalini Malani (IN), Artur Żmijewski (PL); curated by Ernst van Alphen
Lecture by Aleida Assmann
Community building. Political challenges and cultural practices. A lecture about public spirit, what threatens it and what we can do for it.
The video registration is now available here.
Popular Culture and Social Injustice: A Blessing or a Curse?
Symposium
in collaboration with Humanity in Action Nederland
What is the characteristic of contemporary pop culture in 2019? Do artists with a large platform have to express themselves on social and societal issues? And if they don't, are they "canceled"? What role does social media activism play in this interaction? How does popular culture create a connection in order to counteract polarisation between groups in society?
During this edition, culture experts will engage in a dialogue with the public about the interaction between popular culture and social and societal issues.
Cristina Demaria: Turning places into spaces of memory
A lecture by Cristina Demaria
Monday 25 November 2019, 17.30 hrs
How can moving images represent a space of trauma and turn it into a space for remembrance?
In and out of the archive: working with grey zones
In and out of the archive: working with grey zones
Round-table conversation, workshop, artist talk
In the framework of the SPEME project we invite you to participate in an afternoon programme about working with historic material as an artist, a historian and an institution.
On Entre
A post-colonial family affair.
Cabinet exhibition with archival pieces and a Virtual Reality installation
22 November - 4 December 2019
open Tuesday to Friday, 14-18 hrs
In hindsight – Lecture by Chris van der Heijden
Lecture: 20 November 2019 - 19.00 hrs
Chris van der Heijden asks us a double question: how to foresee the consequences of your thoughts and acts? And: how to understand and to explain without knowing what you know?
Workshop: Questioning Traumatic Heritage
Boals' saying "Peace no Passivity" has inspired many theatre-practitioners in the field of conflict, memory and transformational processes in many countries around the world.
In a three-hour workshop, we will focus on the dilemma's we are dealing with in our field and their underlying actors. By bringing these actors into the open we can start to look for alternative ways of perceiving them and approaching them, which will help us to get a deeper understanding of how traumatic experiences, working through in the present, could be transformed.
Stéphanie Saadé: The Travels of Here and Now
Saadé’s installatie is gebaseerd en geïnspireerd op de 18e-eeuwse behangselschilderingen van Jurriaan Andriessen (1742-1819) in de Drakensteynkamer van het museum. De schilderingen zijn mediterrane scènes en bevinden zich rondom langs de vier wanden van de kamer. Aanvankelijk waren ze geschilderd voor kasteel Drakensteyn in Lage Vuursche.
Helikoptermoral
Lesung von Wolfgang Schmidbauer
3. September, 19 Uhr
Schmidbauer ist Deutschlands wohl bekanntester Psychoanalytiker und Autor von mehreren Bestsellern mit Übersetzungen in zehn Sprachen.
smári rúnar róbertsson: this clock before it existed
At the very top of the organ case of the world-famous Vater-Müller organ, the Icelandic artist Smári Rúnar Róbertsson (Vestmannaeyjabær, 1992) winds back the hands of the clock. For two and a half months they will rewind some 300 years, beyond the time when the clock was created by sculptor Jurriaan Westerman: the year 1724. The artist literally relaxes the clock as a way of transforming it to reflect on time, space and your physical presence.
Discussion Evening on The Warp and Weft of Memory
While the online narrative archive, The Warp and Weft of Memory, was conceived by Renée Turner, it was actually made by a team of people working closely together. Garments from Gisèle’s closet were photographed.
Exhibition The Warp and Weft of Memory
There are stains. What are we to do with them? Her sweat has turned brown with time and its acid has etched itself into her white cotton shirts and the lining of dresses.
Exhibition: Between life and death
Testimonies on aid rendered to Jews during the Second World War invoke both the most horrific and the most worthy aspects of our history.
Finissage Some Things Hidden
A guided tour by Charlott Markus, followed by a conversation with renowned media artist Lynn Hershman Leeson, moderated by curator Nina Folkersma
Workshop Ubuntu: Dignity, Resilience & Justice
“Ubuntu is the principle that we act humanely and with respect towards others as a way of demanding the same from them.” Mogobe Ramose
Some Things Hidden!
Some Things Hidden A group exhibition at Framer Framed in collaboration with Castrum Peregrini Curators: Nina Folkersma and Charlott Markus
Artists Weekend
The Artists Weekend is part of our 2017 year programme The Female Perspective, curated by Nina Folkersma.
Katerina Gregos: Freedom of art versus political correctness
On the complexities of curating politically contested subject matter.