© Promiscuous Care Study Group
Reading Methodologies for/of Care
Participants: Michelle Teran (Willem de Kooning Academy, Promiscuous Care Study Group), Amy Gowen (HumDrumPress), Wibke Bramesfeld (HumDrumPress), Marc Herbst (Journal of Aesthetics & Protest), Pablo Lerma (Meteoro Editions, Willem de Kooning Academy, Promiscuous Care Study Group), Yusser al Olbaidi (Promiscuous Care Study Group), Julia Wilhelm (Promiscuous Care Study Group), Skye O'brien-Maule (Promiscuous Care Study Group)
Moderators: Amy Gowen (HumDrumPress), Marc Herbst (Journal of Aesthetics & Protest), Michelle Teran (Willem de Kooning Academy, Promiscuous Care Study Group)
Book launch discussion at SAFI FAYE STAGE (HKW)
The Promiscuous Care Study Group with HumDrumPress, Journal of Aesthetics & Protest, and Meteoro Editions warmly invite you to the double-book launch and activation of "Promiscuous Infrastructures: Practicing Care and Utterances: Composing" a "Care-Informed Artistic Research Practice in the Cracks, by The Promiscuous Care Study Group."
Join us as we as we activate a collective reading methodology of care, of central to the two publications featured in this event, "Promiscuous Infrastructures" and "Utterences," both released this year.
"Promiscuous Infrastructures: Practicing Care," published by the Journal of Aesthetics & Protest, calls for an ethics of care and attentiveness to one another, re-imagines the making and the use of infrastructures, and situates care within a genealogy of artistic and social practice.
"Utterances: Composing a Care-Informed Artistic Research Practice in the Cracks," co-published by HumDrumPress and Meteoro Editions, is the sister-publication, proposes the ‘check in’ as an invitation, as well as a structure, dialogue, and reality that begins with the lived experience of the body, combined with the visceral experiences of sharing intimate spaces together.
Both publications are research outcomes of the Promiscuous Care Study Group. The Promiscuous Care Study Group have been researching and writing about caring infrastructures and promiscuous care for several years. The group gathers under the aegis of study, using their individual and collective care practices as sites of inquiry.
The Promiscuous Care Study Group with HumDrumPress, Journal of Aesthetics & Protest, and Meteoro Editions warmly invite you to the double-book launch and activation of "Promiscuous Infrastructures: Practicing Care and Utterances: Composing" a "Care-Informed Artistic Research Practice in the Cracks, by The Promiscuous Care Study Group."
Join us as we as we activate a collective reading methodology of care, of central to the two publications featured in this event, "Promiscuous Infrastructures" and "Utterences," both released this year.
"Promiscuous Infrastructures: Practicing Care," published by the Journal of Aesthetics & Protest, calls for an ethics of care and attentiveness to one another, re-imagines the making and the use of infrastructures, and situates care within a genealogy of artistic and social practice.
"Utterances: Composing a Care-Informed Artistic Research Practice in the Cracks," co-published by HumDrumPress and Meteoro Editions, is the sister-publication, proposes the ‘check in’ as an invitation, as well as a structure, dialogue, and reality that begins with the lived experience of the body, combined with the visceral experiences of sharing intimate spaces together.
Both publications are research outcomes of the Promiscuous Care Study Group. The Promiscuous Care Study Group have been researching and writing about caring infrastructures and promiscuous care for several years. The group gathers under the aegis of study, using their individual and collective care practices as sites of inquiry.
© HumDrumPress
Sunday, 13.10.24, 14:00
Stage (HKW)
English
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