[spectre] Talk on Art, Society and the Public Domain by Ilga Minjon

[Gary Hall]

Please join the ArtSpaceCity group for a talk by visiting SPACEX RISE 
Researcher Ilga Minjon on 28 September (tomorrow) at 13:30.

'Art, Society and the Public Domain: Stroom's role in delivering art in 
the city of the Hague, NL'

The talk will take place at the Institute for Creative Cultures, 
Coventry University and online

Microsoft Teams Meeting ID: 316 132 838 114 Passcode: 5dyKqG

Ilga Minjon is a curator, researcher and advisor working at Stroom Den 
Haag and a tutor at Design Academy Eindhoven with a background in Art 
History, and interests in societal questions around public space, 
ecology, and technology. She aims to weave future imaginaries from 
artistic practices that speculate on the senses and (networked) 
relations, as well as on queer, decolonial and feminist re-writings of 
belonging. At Stroom she has curated Attempst to Read the World 
(Differently): Three Exhibitions in Five Acts, with Max de Waard, Monira 
al Qadiri and Jean Katambayi Mukendi, Lawrence Lek: Notel The Hague, 
Yvonne Dröge Wendel: To Be To Gather, and most recently From the Sea to 
the Clouds to the Soil a group exhbition mapping kinship relations 
across time and technologies with Femke Herregraven, Risk Hazekamp, Urok 
Shirhan, Yeon Sung and Natasha Tontey. Since 2017, Ilga has initiated 
the Uncertainty Seminars an ongoing cycle of experimental exchanges, 
platformfing interdisciplinary ways to imagine doubt as a cultural 
strategy. The ArtSpaceCity research theme at the Centre for Postdigital 
Cultures at Coventry University is part of the SPACEX RISE project.

Gary

-- 
Gary Hall
Professor of Media
Director of the Centre for Postdigital Cultures, Coventry University:
http://www.coventry.ac.uk/research/areas-of-research/postdigital-cultures
https://postdigitalcultures.org/about/

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