❏ HOW TO SURVIVE – Art as Survival Strategy (all episodes), Arts, Arts and Politics, Communities and Collective Identities, Culture, History, Individual and Collective Crises, Philosophy, Society & Politics
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HOW TO SURVIVE – Art as Survival Strategy | with Carina Plath

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The group exhibition presents a compelling exploration of how art provides resilience in times of personal and societal crisis. The exhibition features works by renowned artists like Gustav Metzger, Shusaku Arakawa, and Alina Szapocznikow, each of whom faced extreme adversity and transformed their experiences into profound artistic statements. Whether addressing environmental destruction, illness, or existential threats, these artists used creativity as a means to survive and challenge the limits of human endurance. The exhibition emphasizes the power of art to propose alternative perspectives when the world seems trapped in binary thinking. By engaging with radical artistic responses to crisis, visitors are invited to reflect on how creativity can offer strength, hope, and new possibilities for navigating the uncertainties of modern life. Art, in this context, becomes more than expression — it becomes a strategy for survival and transformation.

❏ Actually, the Dead Are Not Dead. Una forma de ser (all episodes), Arts, Arts and Politics, Colonization and the Politics of Representation, Communities and Collective Identities, Culture, Dimensions of Festivity, Documentation and Staging: Reality vs. Representation, History, Music, Philosophy, Society & Politics, Technology, The Sound of Independence: Alternative and Indie Music
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Actually, the Dead Are Not Dead. Una forma de ser | Introduction

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The exhibition explores the interplay between celebration and political expression, rooted in the context of marginalized communities. Drawing inspiration from the Bergen Assembly 2019, this exhibition examines how festivities serve as platforms for social emancipation and self-determination, particularly within the Rom*nja, Flamenco, and Bohemian cultures since the 19th century. By interweaving historical and contemporary works, the exhibition highlights the transformative power of communal gatherings, where joy, rebellion, and artistic innovation converge. The curators, Pedro G. Romero and María García Ruiz, delve into the complexities of identity politics, showcasing how these communities have shaped avant-garde movements while also confronting ongoing societal exclusion. In a time marked by social distancing and isolation, Una forma de ser invites visitors to reflect on the significance of togetherness, creativity, and resilience in the face of adversity.

❏ HOW TO SURVIVE – Art as Survival Strategy (all episodes), Arts, Arts and Politics, Culture, History, Individual and Collective Crises, Philosophy, Society & Politics
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HOW TO SURVIVE – Art as Survival Strategy | with Paula Schwerdtfeger

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The group exhibition presents a compelling exploration of how art provides resilience in times of personal and societal crisis. The exhibition features works by renowned artists like Gustav Metzger, Shusaku Arakawa, and Alina Szapocznikow, each of whom faced extreme adversity and transformed their experiences into profound artistic statements. Whether addressing environmental destruction, illness, or existential threats, these artists used creativity as a means to survive and challenge the limits of human endurance. The exhibition emphasizes the power of art to propose alternative perspectives when the world seems trapped in binary thinking. By engaging with radical artistic responses to crisis, visitors are invited to reflect on how creativity can offer strength, hope, and new possibilities for navigating the uncertainties of modern life. Art, in this context, becomes more than expression — it becomes a strategy for survival and transformation.

❏ HOW TO SURVIVE – Art as Survival Strategy (all episodes), Arts, Arts and Politics, Culture, History, Individual and Collective Crises, Philosophy, Society & Politics
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HOW TO SURVIVE – Art as Survival Strategy | with Valérie Favre & Carina Plath

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The group exhibition presents a compelling exploration of how art provides resilience in times of personal and societal crisis. The exhibition features works by renowned artists like Gustav Metzger, Shusaku Arakawa, and Alina Szapocznikow, each of whom faced extreme adversity and transformed their experiences into profound artistic statements. Whether addressing environmental destruction, illness, or existential threats, these artists used creativity as a means to survive and challenge the limits of human endurance. The exhibition emphasizes the power of art to propose alternative perspectives when the world seems trapped in binary thinking. By engaging with radical artistic responses to crisis, visitors are invited to reflect on how creativity can offer strength, hope, and new possibilities for navigating the uncertainties of modern life. Art, in this context, becomes more than expression — it becomes a strategy for survival and transformation.

❏ HOW TO SURVIVE – Art as Survival Strategy (all episodes), Architecture and Society, Arts, Arts and Politics, Culture, History, Individual and Collective Crises, Philosophy, Society & Politics
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HOW TO SURVIVE – Art as Survival Strategy | with Jean-Pascal Flavien & Carina Plath

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The group exhibition presents a compelling exploration of how art provides resilience in times of personal and societal crisis. The exhibition features works by renowned artists like Gustav Metzger, Shusaku Arakawa, and Alina Szapocznikow, each of whom faced extreme adversity and transformed their experiences into profound artistic statements. Whether addressing environmental destruction, illness, or existential threats, these artists used creativity as a means to survive and challenge the limits of human endurance. The exhibition emphasizes the power of art to propose alternative perspectives when the world seems trapped in binary thinking. By engaging with radical artistic responses to crisis, visitors are invited to reflect on how creativity can offer strength, hope, and new possibilities for navigating the uncertainties of modern life. Art, in this context, becomes more than expression — it becomes a strategy for survival and transformation.