How to Die -- Inopine

How to Die -- InopineHow to Die Inopin is a performance and a practice. It thinks through, in an embodied manner, the prevailing contemporary moods of ecological grief, cultural panic, and collapse. As a performance in a theater or outdoors, an audience encounters five dancers who are constantly building, unbuilding, and rebuilding. Afterwards, stories are told around a bonfire. As a practice in the studio, school, or street, a group of dancers, artists, writers, and

Let me humbly begin with the history of the Universe

Proof is a documentation of the last moments of those sculptures and monuments

The book is the first of its kind in recording Malaysia’s art-cultural growth history of a collective and regarding the topic of collectives

Image archives thus became one of the favourite sources of data for artists

Jan van Eyck Academy is one of the most famous art schools

and around rhythmic disruptions in such spaces induced by curves and contours of human figures

Drawing on oral and written testimonies from academics and students who have made complaints about harassment

Combining Lacanian psychoanalysis and Baudrillardian structuralism

Keren Cytter's work deals with social alienation

featuring the works of 10 various artists

the way in which Wang Bing slowly and patiently records the precariousness of these lives in the intimacy of their daily close encounter with reality

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