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Post-Graduate Programme
in Curating, Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK)
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The Postgraduate Programme in Curating is conceived of as a discursive platform which imparts key areas of contemporary exhibition-making by way of praxis-oriented project work. With instruction modules, group activities, seminars and lectures held by an international selection of guest lecturers, various fields of knowledge are researched and projects are developed and carried to realization.
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PHD in Practice in Curating,
cooperation of ZHDK and University of Reading,
supported by swissuniversities
Upcoming
Next Talks in October 2020: subscribe to our newsletter for further information.
27 November 2020 (CET)
Online
Sabine Gebhardt-Fink
4 December 2020 (CET)
Online
Lívia Nolasco-Rózsás
11 December 2020 (CET)
Online
Elke Krasny
8 January 2021 (CET)
Online
Annette Baghwati
15 January 2021 (CET)
Online
Michael Birchall
The Three P’s: Participatory, Performative, and Political Practices
Lecturer: Maayan Sheleff
The Emancipated Audience – Experiential Curatorial Knowledge Production
Lecturer: Berit Fischer
Resisting Biennialisation: Making and Sustaining Art Platforms in the Digital Age
Lecturer: Shwetal A. Patel Weiterlesen
Anna Skutley
Welcome to The Interface: Imagining Future Language through the Looking-Glass of the Curatorial
Sabine Harbeke & Christopher Kriese
Principles of Embodied Democracy in Collaborative Processes
Jan Gensch
Visual Identities – Dimensions of Visual Expression Between Personal, Cultural and Collective Identity
Detox Dance by Roma Jam Session art Kollektiv
Conference: Contemporary Art Biennials – Our Hegemonic Machines in States of Emergency Weiterlesen
Ekaterina Degot
Conference: Contemporary Art Biennials – Our Hegemonic Machines in States of Emergency Weiterlesen
Ioana Leca
Conference: Contemporary Art Biennials – Our Hegemonic Machines in States of Emergency Weiterlesen
minim (Diana Dulgheru)
Conference: Contemporary Art Biennials – Our Hegemonic Machines in States of Emergency Weiterlesen
Mirjam Varadinis
Conference: Contemporary Art Biennials – Our Hegemonic Machines in States of Emergency Weiterlesen
Yung Ma
Conference: Contemporary Art Biennials – Our Hegemonic Machines in States of Emergency Weiterlesen
Patrick D. Flores
Conference: Contemporary Art Biennials – Our Hegemonic Machines in States of Emergency Weiterlesen
Beat Wyss
Conference: Contemporary Art Biennials – Our Hegemonic Machines in States of Emergency Weiterlesen
Henk Slager
Conference: Contemporary Art Biennials – Our Hegemonic Machines in States of Emergency Weiterlesen
minim (Diana Dulgheru)
Conference: Contemporary Art Biennials – Our Hegemonic Machines in States of Emergency Weiterlesen
Martin Guinard-Terrin
Conference: Contemporary Art Biennials – Our Hegemonic Machines in States of Emergency Weiterlesen
Vasyl Cherepanyn
Conference: Contemporary Art Biennials – Our Hegemonic Machines in States of Emergency Weiterlesen
Delia Popa
Conference: Contemporary Art Biennials – Our Hegemonic Machines in States of Emergency Weiterlesen
Nora Sternfeld
Conference: Contemporary Art Biennials – Our Hegemonic Machines in States of Emergency
Weiterlesen
Farid Rakun
Conference: Contemporary Art Biennials – Our Hegemonic Machines in States of Emergency
Weiterlesen
Oliver Marchart
Conference: Contemporary Art Biennials – Our Hegemonic Machines in States of Emergency
Weiterlesen
Dorothee Richter & Ronald Kolb
Conference: Contemporary Art Biennials – Our Hegemonic Machines in States of Emergency
Anastasia Chaguidouline
Tracing Transgressions | subversive (political) art practices in post-Soviet
Anna Fech
Giovanna Bragaglia
Venice Biennale 2019
Nadine Wietlisbach
Forever is composed of nows. Mapping of a practice between curiosity and apprehensibility
Basel 2018
Tel Aviv 2020
Games.Fights.Encounters
Online Courses Info
Online Courses on Contemporary Curating
Welcome to the Online Courses on contemporary curating. We are part of the Zurich University of the Arts, Switzerland, Continuing Education. These courses are created and organised within the platform of the Postgraduate Programme in Curating – led by Prof Dr Dorothee Richter and Ronald Kolb, MA – the affiliated online publication OnCurating.org, and the PhD in Practice in Curating programme.
Weiterlesen
Berit Fischer
Ines Kleesattel
Situated Aesthetics in Relational Matters
How Relational Artistic Research challenges Art Theory and Criticism
Sylvia Sasse
Artist & Agents. Counter-Actions by Secret Services in the Soviet Union and GDR
Tanya Abraham
Space, Art, and Language: Interpellation and Conversation. Perception and Impact on Audiences.
Lorenzo Morganti
Experience, interaction, plans and projections in curacy and exhibition design
Henrietta Y. Mansfeld
Curating the Other in a Global Context: Inclusiveness in Curatorial Approach from 2000 to the Present
Emanuele Guidi
Like a Mountain / Like a Mall: How Institutions Think within their Environments
Maayan Sheleff
Preaching to the Choir: The Voice in a Collective and the Politics of Participation
Antonio Cataldo
The Portable, the Dissolvable, the Transmissible: migratory practices of exposition
Katalin Erdödi
“Something Always Blooms” – Curatorial strategies and knowledge production in and about post-socialist rural spaces
Hadas Kedar
Remote Art: De-Colonized and De-Imperialized Patterns of Cultural Imaginaries
Lalita Radavić
Power, Myth and Reproduction: An Examination of The Artist Residency in the 21st Century
Univ.-Prof. Mag. PhD Elke Krasny
Suzanne Lacy’s International Dinner Party in feminist curatorial thought Weiterlesen
Dr Omar Kholeif
Towards a New Language. Re-Defining the Frameworks of Regionally Focused Curating of the Arab World Weiterlesen
Dr Sarah Spies
Choreographies of the Curatorial: Performative futures and new mythologies for dance in and beyond the museum Weiterlesen
Small Projects for Coming Communities
Fabienne Ott
Ludovica Parenti
Joanna Warsza
How to make art go public?
On the dilemmas of art, politics and public sphere
Claire Farago and Donald Preziosi
Ways of Seeing Otherwise:
Honoring John Berger in the Now-Time