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After the Wildly Improbable
Why Are We Here Now?
, Boris Buden, Rania Stephan, Salim Tamari, Adania Shibli, and many othersDecolonization Discourse History (...)
History
Neolithic Childhood. Art in a False Present, c. 1930: Opening
Kanon-Fragen
the world wars. Exhibition Avant-garde Present Conference Crisis Art History Modernism (...)
Art History
Neolithic Childhood. Art in a False Present, c. 1930: Conference
Kanon-Fragen
Conference Crisis Art History Modernism (...)
Art History
David Teh: The Fugitive Reflex: Autonomy and Sublimation
Survey Talk
2 or 3 Tigers
Scott's “anarchist” history of Southeast Asia’s upland peoples highlights the dynamics of flight (...)
History (...)
Scott's “anarchist” history of Southeast Asia’s upland
Erin Gleeson: Field Report: Preah Kunlong
Lecture
2 or 3 Tigers
History
Identity
Lecture
Nation–State
Postcolonialism
Southeast Asia
Talk (...)
History
Erika Tan: Misplaced Commas and Cannibalistic Tendencies
Lecture
2 or 3 Tigers
History
Identity
Lecture
Nation–State
Postcolonialism
Southeast Asia
Talk (...)
History
Mark Teh: Ashes / Exiles
Performance lecture
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particularly engaged with the issues of history, memory, and the urban context. His collaborative practice is (...)
History
How Close Could We Get to the Light and Survive?
Why Are We Here Now?
, asserts Hoda Barakat. Starting from Lebanon’s recent history, Barakat turns to her own experience of (...)
History
Studio talk: Lucía Muriel and Bruno Watara
Talk
Archive of Refuge
consider desirable in relation to East and West German history? (...)
History
The History of Refuge is Contemporary History
Keynote
Archive of Refuge
constitutive for the field of “Contemporary History” that emerged after 1945. And yet the history of migration (...)
The History of Refuge is Contemporary History (...)
History
What’s Next?
Matinee
Archive of Refuge
Archive
Escape
Exile
Future
History
Home
Immigration
Migration
Representation (...)
History
Neolithic Childhood. Art in a False Present, c. 1930
” became a key concept for revising history and modernity. Taking its cue from texts by the extraacademic (...)
Art History (...)
of early and pre-history, the imperialist struggle, the barbarism of technological mass war, the
Exhibition Opening
The Anthropocene Project. A Report
Anthropocene
Civilization
Evolution
Future
History
Nature
Opening
Society
Visual Art (...)
History
Sensitives as Prometheans?
Artist Talk
The Otolith Group: Medium Earth
Anthropocene
Art
Cultural education
Exhibition
Future
History
Society
Visual Art (...)
History
Guided tour with Yumin Li
Guided tour
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Yumin Li is a research assistant at the Department of Cultural History and Theory and a member of (...)
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Yumin Li is a research assistant at the Department of Cultural History
Guided tour with Sun-ju Choi
Guided tour
2 or 3 Tigers
-length documentary about the history of a Korean women’s group in Germany that fought against the (...)
History (...)
history of a Korean women’s group in Germany that fought against the deportation of Korean nurses
James C. Scott: A Short Account of the Deep History of State Evasion
Lecture
2 or 3 Tigers
, Dignity, and Meaningful Work and Play (2012), and The Art of Not Being Governed: An Anarchist History of (...)
James C. Scott: A Short Account of the Deep History of State Evasion (...)
History
Jeju Prayer
Film Screening
2 or 3 Tigers
Cultural education
Film
History
Identity
Nation–State
Postcolonialism
Southeast Asia (...)
History
Studio Talk: Sasha Marianna Salzmann and Khesrau Behroz
Talk
Archive of Refuge
Archive
Collective memory
Escape
Exile
History
Home
Immigration
memory
Migration (...)
History
History and Representation: Post-1945 Migration Regimes
Panel
Archive of Refuge
Three panels approach the history of flight and migration in Germany after 1945. In this first part (...)
History and Representation: Post-1945 Migration Regimes (...)
History (...)
Three panels approach the history of flight and migration in Germany after 1945