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Upcoming Livestream Events

8 Jan 2024
19 30

Lecture

Teresa
Fankhänel

Analog World-modelling: Anticipating a Post-war World Through Architectural Models
Theodore Conrad was an architect and master craftsman. His miniatures of Plexiglas and aluminum modelled a post-war landscape of glass-and-steel skyscrapers, sprawling business campuses, and domestic mid-century modernism from the 1930s onward.

16 Jan 2024
20 00

Lecture

Jeanne
Wolff Bernstein

The Return of the Past in the Present: The Work of Edouard Manet
The Return of the Past in the Present: The Work of Edouard Manet

22 Jan 2024
19 30

Lecture

Victor
Stoichiță

The Nervous Statue
Eighteenth-century art and literature developed a veritable passion for the myth of Pygmalion. The revival of the Ovidian myth of the living statue served to call into question the divine nature of human creation.

7 Feb 2024
19 00

Discussion Reading

Trails
and Ruins

Poetry and Poetics of Place
This event externalizes the enumerated multiplicities and features poets whose disparate thematic preoccupations and formal proclivities somehow constellate around matters of place.

15 Feb 2024
19 30

Discussion Reading

A Novel
Without A World

Novels make and sustain worlds, systems of meaning, consistency, and plausibility. By doing so, they extend a domain of intelligibility, referentiality, and possibility. What would it mean, then, to imagine a novel without a world?

26 Feb 2024
19 30

Lecture

Leigh
Raiford

When Home is a Photograph: Kathleen Cleaver's Albums of Exile
This talk examines how former Black Panther Party Communications Secretary Kathleen Neal Cleaver has used photography to make ’home‘ in the world.

25 Mar 2024
19 30

Lecture

Sven
Lütticken

Models and Prefigurations: On Predictable Worlds and Potential Histories
Discussing a number of theoretical positions and art projects, this talk will reexamine modeling through the concepts of potentiality and prefiguration.