{"id":1619,"date":"2022-05-25T20:01:55","date_gmt":"2022-05-25T19:01:55","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/theoctopusprogramme.uni-ak.ac.at\/?page_id=1619"},"modified":"2022-05-26T08:23:01","modified_gmt":"2022-05-26T07:23:01","slug":"the-octopus-2022","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/theoctopusprogramme.uni-ak.ac.at\/index.php\/the-octopus-2022\/","title":{"rendered":"the OCTOPUS \/\/ 2022"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

The<\/strong> Octopus Programme<\/strong> <\/a>concludes with \u201cthe Octopus<\/strong>\u201d exhibition as the most comprehensive iteration of the experimental curatorial and educational path the<\/strong> Octopus Programme <\/strong>has pursued. The Octopus Programme <\/strong>is a guided research-based educational programme that encourages artistic research and production-based collaborations in different geographical regions. The exhibition presents an accumulation of research and process-based works by its participants, associated actors, and its curated archive. the Octopus <\/strong>also features prominent examples from certain guest lecturers who have influenced the programme.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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The programme developed new critical perspectives to process artistic research and practices while bridging and acknowledging the diversity of socio-political realities; academic and non-academic intellectual models; accessed and distributed resources and facilities; and diverse knowledge production models. By merging the viewpoints of academic entities and contemporary art institutions, the programme has developed a generative research methodology by creating an autonomous network.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

the Octopus<\/strong> presents Alina Rentsch <\/strong>(DE\/SE), Beng\u00fc Karaduman <\/strong>(TR), Bochra Taboubi <\/strong>(TU), Conny Zenk <\/strong>(AT), Els Van Houtert <\/strong>(NL\/AT), Eser Ep\u00f6zdemir <\/strong>(TR), F\u00e9rielle Doulain <\/strong>(FR\/TU), Julia Stern <\/strong>(AT), Kim M. Reynolds <\/strong>(US\/SA), Maarit Mustonen <\/strong>(FI), Nondumiso Lwazi Msimanga <\/strong>(SA), Noor Abed <\/strong>(PS), Sofia Priftis <\/strong>(SE), Sophia Bellouhassi <\/strong>(DE\/AT), Verena Miedl-Fai\u00dft <\/strong>(DE\/AT), Younes Ben Slimane <\/strong>(TU\/FR) with special guests: Bronwyn Lace <\/strong>(SA\/AT), Ebru Kurbak <\/strong>(TR\/AT), Egle Oddo <\/strong>(IT\/FI), Johan Thom <\/strong>(SA), Jyoti Mystry <\/strong>(SA\/SE), Hristina Ivanoska <\/strong>(MK\/DE), Larissa Sansour <\/strong>(PS\/UK), Lisl Ponger <\/strong>(AT), Marcus Neustetter <\/strong>(SA\/AT), Publics <\/strong>(FI), William Kentridge <\/strong>(SA), Yane Calovski <\/strong>(MK\/DE), The Zone, <\/strong>andassociated actors: Cristiana De Marchi <\/strong>(IT\/LB\/AE), Cazlynne Peffer <\/strong>(SA), Dylan Graham <\/strong>(SA), Indalo Bennet <\/strong>(SA), Nirual Kenabru <\/strong>(AT), Nisrine Boukhari <\/strong>(SY\/AT), Teboho Lebakeng <\/strong>(SA), Zhou Yuqi <\/strong>(CN), opening performance by Gischt & Conny Zenk <\/strong>(AT) and Misonica <\/strong>(DE\/AT) also guided tours by Barbara Putz-Plecko <\/strong>(AT); by Anderwald+Grond <\/strong>(AT) and by Johannes J\u00e4ger <\/strong>(CH\/AT).<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Its sister project, A Research of Doing, <\/strong>initiated by the University of Pretoria <\/strong>and University of Applied Arts Vienna <\/strong>in collaboration with the Centre for the Less Good Idea,<\/strong> funded by OeAD Africa-UniNet <\/strong>and BMBWF <\/strong>has provided further input to the Octopus Programme.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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the Octopus is <\/strong>accompanied by a 3-day Public Programme at Tonkino Saalbau <\/strong>by the exhibition’s artists and other contributors including Isa Rosenberger <\/strong>(AT), Larissa Sansour <\/strong>(PS), Lisl Ponger <\/strong>(AT), Mohamad Bazzi <\/strong>(LB\/SE), Nikolaus Gansterer <\/strong>(AT), Paul Krimmer <\/strong>(AT), Ramesh Daha <\/strong>(AT), Renad Shqeirat <\/strong>(PS), Renger Van Den Heuvel <\/strong>(NL\/AT), Yasser Jridi <\/strong>(TU), and Zeyneb Raissi <\/strong>(TU).<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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The Octopus Programme concludes with \u201cthe Octopus\u201d exhibition as the most comprehensive iteration of the experimental curatorial and educational path the Octopus Programme has pursued. The Octopus Programme is a guided research-based educational programme that encourages artistic research and production-based collaborations in different geographical regions. The exhibition presents an accumulation of research and process-based works … <\/p>\n

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