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Noticias
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People who think together dance together #3: Vienna
October 4, 2017 21:00 https://www.facebook.com/events/1610090382394611/?fref=ts Opera Club – OC Vienna Mahlerstraße 11, 1010 Wien You are invited to the ongoing events of the Another Roadmap School Arts Education Festival intertwining hi/stories taking take place on Wednesday 4 October 2017: Time: 9pm till late Venue: Opera Club Mahlerstraße 11, 1010 Vienna, Austria PEOPLE WHO THINK TOGETHER…
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VIENNA TOUR
Join us for the VIENNA TOUR: Visiting Sites, Projects and Concepts of Un-Doing the Politics of History and Memory in Vienna. The tour takes place on Thursday, October 3rd from 11:30 to 16:00. The tour is free, places are limited. Register here .
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Registration
Registration to the Intertwining Hi/Stories Arts Education Festival workshops is now open! The number of places in each workshop is limited. Please click on workshop names below to access the registration forms: In case you encounter any technical problems in registering for a workshop please email instead with your name and the workshop you want to register…
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Festival programme
Download the full festival programme here Please note that workshops require previous registration! Register here Looking forward to seeing you at the festival! Programme overview
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From Ramses Wissa Wassef, «Woven by Hand», London: Hamlyn 1972
«I wanted to examine the relationship between technique and art, and reexamine the usual definitions of ‘artist’ and ‘craftsman’. If the word ‘artist’ is used for someone who creates, and ‘craftsman’ for someone who merely reproduces, how is one to explain the many artists who are mere imitators but who are not called craftsmen, or…
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Synthetic Authenticity: On the Emergence of Fine Art Discourse in East Africa (2012)
This text was written by Emma Wolukau-Wanambwa in August 2012 as a starting-point for the research that the Kampala Working Group is now undertaking under the aegis of the Another Roadmap School. Despite extensive evidence of variety and variation in the material cultures and aesthetics traditions that evolved over centuries across the African continent in response to…