Fault Lines: KABK Research Forum 2022
Friday 9 December
10:00 - 18:30
KABK Auditorium
Save the date and let your students know about this opportunity to learn more about, and engage with, the kinds of research going on at KABK! The day-long forum features presentations of in-progress research projects of the Design & The Deep Future Research Group 2022-2023, namely: Louis Braddock Clarke, Alexander Cromer, Benjamin Earl, Rana Ghavami, Carl-Johan Högberg, and Victoria Meniakina, and conversation with guest-speakers, students and other peers.
We are thrilled to share that Aditi Jaganathan and Fiona Hallinan will be joining us as guest-speakers and will help frame the researchers work and to provide critical feedback.
More details will follow shortly! To already secure your seat please RSVP with Martha Jager.
Programme Schedule
10:30 Introduction
Ranti Tjan, Director KABK
Dr. Alice Twemlow, Design Lector KABK
11:00 Alexander Cromer
Voicing Unverifiable Realities Beyond the Archive: Ecological Crisis and the African Diaspora
11:15 Rana Ghavami
Ethics in Methods: Aesthetics, Sense-making and the Ongoingness of Colonial Histories
11:30 Luna van Schadewijk and Ritvik Kushu
11:45 Guest speaker: Aditi Jaganathan
12:10 Panel Q&A
12:30 Lunch
13:30 Victoria Meniakina
Situating the Postnatural: Material (An)archaeologies and Displaced Bodies
13:45 Carl-Johan Högberg
Madder: We Are All Pigments
14:00 Jonathan Looman and Giulietta Pastorino Verastegui
14:15 Guest speaker: Fiona Hallinan
14:35 Panel Q&A
15:00 Break
15:15 Benjamin Earl
Mapping a Research Network: Tools, Places, Conversations, and Digital Community Infrastructure in the Design and the Deep Future Research Group
15:30 Louis Braddock Clarke
Weather Gardens: Active Listening to Drifting Geographies
15:45 Lulu van Dijk and Myles Merckel
16:00 Guest speaker: Rolando Vázquez
16:25 Panel Q&A
16:45 Break
17:00 Roundtable working session
18:30 Reception
Guest speakers
Aditi Jaganathan is a creator of spaces of (un)learning as sites of radical praxis, using tools of music, film and visual culture
Fiona Hallinan is an artist, artistic researcher and co-founder of the Department of Ultimology
Bio to be added.
