Documentation
Meet the Makers: Roos Groothuizen
For this special Halloween edition of Meet the Makers we will be joined by Roos Groothuizen, a media artist who cares about digital human rights. She is based in Rotterdam, where she co-founded .zip, an art space and media lab. In her own practice, and in collaboration with the art collective Telemagic, she researches the human
Read moreMeet the Makers XL: NFF Fellows ARK, Špela Petrič and Tina Farifteh
The first Meet the Makers event of the 2024-25 academic year is a collaboration with Nederlands Film Festival (NFF) at the Theaterzaal Neude in Utrecht: Storyspace Sessions: Fellows, Performers, and Poets Unite. Framed by questions around the societal role of art and the impact of technology on society, the three NFF digital fellows, the collective
Read moreTiM Double-Bill: Anika Marschall & Jaswina Elahi
As the first Transmission in Motion event of the 2024/25 academic year will be a special seminar Double-Bill with Anika Marschall and Jaswina Elahi who will each present their rescheduled sessions from the previous 2023/24 series ‘Matters of Concern.’ “Researching performance in the wake: Commitment to a healing labour” – Anika Marschall (UU) Anika Marschall’s seminar
Read moreMeet the Makers: Daniela Tenenbaum and “In Touch”
Meet the Makers: Daniela Tenenbaum and In Touch The final Meet the Makers event before the summer break takes place at IMPAKT [Centre for Media Culture], where curator Daniela Tenenbaum will give a guided tour of the exhibition In Touch – How to Connect in the Age of Digital Humanity? Daniela Tenenbaum is an…
Read moreMeet the Makers: Maarten Bos
For this Meet the Makers event, we will be joined by freelance dramaturg Maarten Bos. Bos collaborates with a variety of companies such as Werkplaats van de Woestijne, De Jonge Honden and Troupe Courage en Tryater. He teaches dramaturgy at Amsterdam Theater and Kleinkunst Academy and is also a writer of short stories which have…
Read more“Curating, caring, or displaying: a reflection on film festivals” – Kangning Li
“Commissioning responds to a need and hinges on the presumption that the commissioned artwork can satisfy this need.” (Sørensen, TiM Lecture 21 Feb 2024) Trine Friis Sørensen’s lecture “Inquiring & Caring with the Act of Commissioning” centered around how commissioning can be debunked as a caring and inquiring process. Thus, the result of creation should…
Read more“The Art of Commissioning: Unveiling Knowledge through Creative Collaborations” – Laura Calabrò
In a thought-provoking seminar led by Trine Friis Sørensen, the nuanced role of the curator within contemporary art and archival practices was explored, shedding light on the evolving responsibilities that extend far beyond traditional collection management. Sørensen’s insights, drawn from her own rich experience, position the curator not just as a guardian of art…
Read more[TiM Recap] “Inquiring and Caring with the Act of Commissioning” – Trine Friis Sørensen (UU)
by Jhor van der Horst Trine Friis Sørensen presented a lecture on her PhD research, “We Can (Not) Work It Out: A Curatorial Inquiry into the Danish Radio Archive” (2015). While Sørensen intended to use this TiM lecture as an excuse for new research, a lack of time prevented her from doing so. Her…
Read more“The Dramaturgy of Enquiry: Weaving Care, Art, and Knowledge” – Yente van Hulst
On December 13, 2023, I attended the workshop “How to Know Things with Works: On Practical Enquiry” as part of Transmission in Motion’s seminar series “Matters of Concern” at Utrecht University. The event featured Mick Wilson, a distinguished professor of art and director of doctoral studies at HDK – Valand Academy of Art and…
Read more“A puppet can fly: The more-than-human portrays ultimate humanity” – Lisanne Brouwer
“It can walk, yes, but that’s not what it does best. Because a puppet can fly.” Ulrike Quade, theatre-maker, researcher and artistic leader of puppet theatre group Ulrike Quade Company, needs but a single sentence to enthral a room full of theatre students and scholars with her fascination for puppetry. On 29 November 2023,…
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