BAR module is an intensive working week in the city of Barcelona which aim to create learning opportunities from different topics and dynamics. As part of BAR TOOL#1, the BAR module sessions will be opened to a larger public (researchers, students, curators, artists, educators, etc). AC/E supports the participation of programmers from Germany and Holland.
The program will consist in seminars by Philippe Pirotte (director of Fine Arts School Städelschule and of the exhibition space Portikus, Frankfurt) and Vivian Sky Rehberg (director of the Fine Arts Master at Piet Zwart Institute, Rotterdam), respectively on art and activism at the Jakarta Biennale and speculative writing; as well as a workshop on the phenomenological experience in arts held by Daniel Steegmann Mangrané (artist, Río de Janeiro); and the unmissable My studio visit. The city as studio with Jordi Ferreiro (artist and educator, Barcelona).
GUESTS:
Emily Pethick is director of The Showroom, London, since 2008. She’s teaching the programme Curating Positions at the Dutch Art Institute and is a jury member for the 2017 Turner Prize.
Susan Gibb is curator at If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution, Amsterdam, since 2013. Susan also writes regularly for art periodicals and teaches at the Dutch Art Institute as well as at the School of New Dance Development, Amsterdam.
Nuria Guell is an artist. Some of her work flirt with the established powers, which tactics diluted into her own life and which are developed in specific contexts intending to question commonly-assumed identifications and cause a disruption in power relations.
Aimar Pérez Galí develops his artistic practice in the dance and performing arts field as a dancer, choreographer, researcher, pedagogue and writer, always departing from the body as a reference place, understanding dance as a tool for critical transformation.
Philippe Pirotte is director of Frankfurt’s Städelschule art school and its gallery Portikus. Recently, he was curator of the 2017 Jakarta Biennale and the 2016 Montréal Biennale.
Vivian Sky Rehberg is Course Director of the Master of Fine Arts at the Piet Zwart Institute in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, and a contributing editor of frieze magazine.
Daniel Steegmann Mangrané is an artist from Barcelona based in Rio de Janeiro. His practice covers various media and oscillates between subtle, poetic, and crude experimentations that question the relationship between the world and language.
Jordi Ferreiro is an artist and educator. His work explores the processes of reception and interpretation of artworks – in both the educational and artistic contexts – via the use of performance and public participation.
The program will consist in seminars by Philippe Pirotte (director of Fine Arts School Städelschule and of the exhibition space Portikus, Frankfurt) and Vivian Sky Rehberg (director of the Fine Arts Master at Piet Zwart Institute, Rotterdam), respectively on art and activism at the Jakarta Biennale and speculative writing; as well as a workshop on the phenomenological experience in arts held by Daniel Steegmann Mangrané (artist, Río de Janeiro); and the unmissable My studio visit. The city as studio with Jordi Ferreiro (artist and educator, Barcelona).
GUESTS:
Emily Pethick is director of The Showroom, London, since 2008. She’s teaching the programme Curating Positions at the Dutch Art Institute and is a jury member for the 2017 Turner Prize.
Susan Gibb is curator at If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution, Amsterdam, since 2013. Susan also writes regularly for art periodicals and teaches at the Dutch Art Institute as well as at the School of New Dance Development, Amsterdam.
Nuria Guell is an artist. Some of her work flirt with the established powers, which tactics diluted into her own life and which are developed in specific contexts intending to question commonly-assumed identifications and cause a disruption in power relations.
Aimar Pérez Galí develops his artistic practice in the dance and performing arts field as a dancer, choreographer, researcher, pedagogue and writer, always departing from the body as a reference place, understanding dance as a tool for critical transformation.
Philippe Pirotte is director of Frankfurt’s Städelschule art school and its gallery Portikus. Recently, he was curator of the 2017 Jakarta Biennale and the 2016 Montréal Biennale.
Vivian Sky Rehberg is Course Director of the Master of Fine Arts at the Piet Zwart Institute in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, and a contributing editor of frieze magazine.
Daniel Steegmann Mangrané is an artist from Barcelona based in Rio de Janeiro. His practice covers various media and oscillates between subtle, poetic, and crude experimentations that question the relationship between the world and language.
Jordi Ferreiro is an artist and educator. His work explores the processes of reception and interpretation of artworks – in both the educational and artistic contexts – via the use of performance and public participation.