100 years of waiting for your turn to speak, part II
A three-part video-based artist lecture to end all artist lectures. Artistic research has become the new way for artists to be taken seriously in academia. Yet this comes at the expense of their personas. It often has them masquerading as versed intellectuals, adhering to standards foreign to their practice and using tongue-twisting jargon, cultivating their impostor syndrome. It is almost like there are two people on stage—simultaneously on display while hiding behind the podium.
| SAT 9.9. 17:00 – 17:30 | POSTCITY, Campus | Performance |
| SUN 10.9. 16:00 – 16:30 | POSTCITY, Campus | Performance |
Artists For Future / Gabriel S Moses (IL), Ann-Kathrin Müller (DE), Photo: the Internet
Gabriel S Moses (IL)
Although Gabriel S Moses is reviled as “an overgrown teenager with a receding hairline”, he still managed to bag a DAAD scholarship for his PhD at Bauhaus University, Weimar. He is the co-editor of the journals Working Titles and Kalypso, the co-founder of the ArtUp Nation think tank, and the mind behind the wellness community, Desperately Seeking.
Ann-Kathrin Müller (DE)
Ann-Kathrin Müller is enrolled in the practice-based PhD at Bauhaus University, Weimar. Her research investigates the relationship between drawing and writing. Many of her ideas grow out of a fascination with gardens and the use of garden concepts as metaphors. Ann-Kathrin holds a scholarship from Ernst-Abbe-Foundation. She lives and works in Leipzig.