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Call for Papers: Our Mechanical Eyes — On Seeing Machines, Kunstlicht Vol. 40 (2019), No. 4. ...
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Join us on April 16th at Framer Framed for the launch of the new Kunstlicht issue on Nuclear Aesthetics! Coming? Tell us on our Facebook event ...
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✨When: Sunday Jan 27th . Doors open at 18:30, programme begins 19:00. ✨Where: OT301 ✨Description: Join us for the launch event of Kunstlicht’s new issue “Unpacking Residencies: Situating the production of cultural relations”. The upcoming issue of Kunstlich addresses the role and significance of art residencies. The issue critically unpacks the stakes involved in perpetuating current models, and examines the ...
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Call for Papers: Radical imaginings: art practices of/for justice (working title) - Kunstlicht Vol. 40 (2019) No.1 ...
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Join us for the launch of Kunstlicht’s latest issue 'Mediated Imaginations: Technologies Touching Upon Art', featuring artist presentations, an Editors’ introduction, drinks, and discussion!! ...
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- CLOSED - Call for Papers: Unpacking Residencies: Situating the Production of Cultural Relations [working title] – Kunstlicht Vol. 39 (2018), no. 2 ...
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- CLOSED - Call for Papers: Furthering, nurturing and futuring Global Art Histories? (working title) – Kunstlicht Vol. 39 (2018) no. 1 Deadline proposals: 26 November 2017 Issue release: Spring 2018 Guest editor: Jelle Bouwhuis ‘Art history’ as we know it in the west is traditionally closely linked to its institutions. In various essays, American art historian Donald Preziosi has stressed the inextricable ...
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Artists’ Initiatives in the Netherlands, from the 1980s to the Present An Evening to Celebrate Artists’ Initiatives When: September 8, 2017, 19.00 – 24.00 uur ...
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Out now for your summer reading pleasure: Kunstlicht’s latest double issue, Breaking the Frame: Subversion from Within. The issue looks at artists who undermine institutional conventions, and frequently institutional space, to pose a challenge to authority. But it also takes into consideration the fact that “subversive art — like subculture in general — is perpetually at risk of being maneuvered into the cultural ...
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Welcome to Kunstlicht's new website, designed by Birte Ketting. This website is still under construction. Stay tuned! ...
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