»Mutations. A Lecture Series« brings together a dynamic group of researchers, artists, thinkers, curators, and scholars. Curated by the fellows of the interdisciplinary artist residency »Mutations« at the Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart, and in cooperation with the KfW Stiftung, Frankfurt, it is the first of several public platforms which are being developed within the scope of the program.
April 14, 2021 | 19:00 CET | »Matters of Mutation« by Natasha Ginwala
This lecture explores organic and inorganic modes of intelligence in the framework of the 13th Gwangju Biennale 'Minds Rising, Spirits Tuning' co-directed with Defne Ayas. Natasha Ginwala is an Associate Curator at Gropius Bau, Berlin; Co-artistic director of the 13th Gwangju Biennale and Artistic Director of COLOMBOSCOPE interdisciplinary arts festival. This lecture explores organic and inorganic modes of intelligence in the framework of the 13th Gwangju Biennale 'Minds Rising, Spirits Tuning' co-directed with Defne Ayas.
00:00:19 Introduction by Elke aus dem Moore and Daniela Leykam
00:06:38 Introduction by Clara Jo
00:07:47 Lecture by Natasha Ginwala
00:58:36 Q&A
»Mutations« is comprised of the following fellows: Sabina Hyoju Ahn: Media and Sound Artist (South Korea) | Angela Anderson: Video Artist and Researcher (USA/Germany) | Grayson Earle: New Media Artist (USA) | Ana María Gómez López: Artist, Writer, and Researcher (The Netherlands/Colombia/USA) | Clara Jo: Video Artist (Germany) | Maxwell Mutanda: Multidisciplinary Researcher, Visual Artist, and Designer (Zimbabwe) | Joana Quiroga: Visual Artist and Philosopher (Brazil).
The lecture series takes place within the KfW Stiftung’s Mondays102 – an event series at the Villa 102, the platform for culture and dialogue of the KfW and its foundation.
More information at:
mutations.akademie-solitude.de
akademie-solitude.de/en/event/mutations-a-lecture-series/
akademie-solitude.de/en/themencluster/thematical-focus-mutations/
kfw-stiftung.de/kunst-kultur/mutationen-interdisziplinaeres-residenzprogramm
