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FRIDAY, 04. 11 AT 12 AM, THE PLATEAU:
PROTEST AND PETITION SIGNING AGAINST VIOLENCE INFLICTED ON STUDENTS

We invite you to come on Friday, November 4th to the Plato in front of the Philosophical Faculty to express our protest against the violence that was inflicted on students participating in the blockade on Thursday, November 3rd.

Saturday and Sunday, 5th and 6th November, 14h
Kontekst at local community
The “Students’ City” local community, 30 Narodnih heroja Street, 2nd floor, New Belgrade

From Creative Work to Creative City

Organisation: Kontekst Collective
In the frame of 52. October salon "It’s Time We Got To Know Each Other"

Cultural Center REX, Jevrejska 16, Belgrade
27th of October 2011, at 7PM

Temporary Services, but Permanent Artistic Practice
Brett Bloom in Cultural Center REX, Belgrade

Presentation and public talk with artist, writer and cultural worker Brett Bloom with Jelena Vesić, independent curator and art critic and Vladimir Jerić Vlidi, writer, media researcher and activist from Belgrade.

How can you be at home in an alien world?
November 2 - 3, 2011
9 AM - 11 PM

FREE/SLOW UNIVERSITY OF WARSAW INVITES / www.wuw-warsaw.pl
THE LABOUR OF THE MULTITUDE?
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF SOCIAL CREATIVITY
International conference

time: 20-22/10/2011
venue: Warsaw, Campus of the University of Warsaw: Old Library (Hall 205) and Warsaw University Students' Union Hall, 26/28 Krakowskie Przedmieście

BOOK LAUNCH
Art Always Has Its Consequences
Artists' Texts from Croatia, Hungary, Poland, Serbia, 1947-2009

26 September 2011, 18:00
Vizrakter, Fo utca 84., Budapest 1027

Why do artists write texts? When and why this genre was developed and what significance it gained in Easter-Europe in the last sixty years.Talk (in Hungarian) about the publication with artist Roza El-Hassan and art historian Sandor Hornyik. Moderator: Zsuzsa Laszlo, art theorist, one of editors.

Artleaks is collective platform initiated by an international group of artists, curators, art historians and intellectuals in response to the abuse of their professional integrity and the open infraction of their labor rights. In the art world, such abuses usually disappear, but some events bring them into sharp focus and therefore deserve public scrutiny.

THE LABOUR OF THE MULTITUDE? THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF SOCIAL CREATIVITY
20-22.10.2011, Warsaw

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF THE FREE/SLOW UNIVERSITY OF WARSAW
OPEN CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS

list of confirmed speakers: Luc Boltanski, Neil Cummings, Diedrich Diederichsen, Matteo Pasquinelli, John Roberts, Gigi Roggero, Martha Rosler, Hito Steyerl

curatorial team of the conference: Michał Kozłowski, Agnieszka Kurant, Jan Sowa, Krystian Szadkowski, Kuba Szreder

Critique of Creativity
Precarity, Subjectivity and Resistance in the ‘Creative Industries’
Gerald Raunig, Gene Ray and Ulf Wuggenig (eds)
London: mayfly 2011, 234 pages

Invitation to join the network (a series of events, reader, workshops, online debates, campaigns etc.)

Concept: Geert Lovink (Institute of Network Cultures/HvA, Amsterdam) and Korinna Patelis (Cyprus University of Technology, Lemasol)

Thanks to Marc Stumpel, Sabine Niederer, Vito Campanelli, Ned Rossiter, Michael Dieter, Oliver Leistert, Taina Bucher, Gabriella Coleman, Ulises Mejias, Anne Helmond, Lonneke van der Velden, Morgan Currie and Eric Kluitenberg for their input.

Summary

Thursday 14th July, Wood Quay Venue, Dublin
http://2011.photoireland.org/on/collaborative-change/

This one-day symposium Collaborative Change? - Commons, Networks, Exchange investigates emerging possibilities around collaboration, sharing and exchange and collective models of production, consumption, and ownership across a number of arts and non-arts fields.

Cultural Center Rex, Belgrade, Jevrejska 16
http://www.rex.b92.net/en.html
Sunday 26 June, 6 pm
Monday, 27 June, 7 pm

Cultural Center Rex invites you to a meeting, presentation and discussion with groups of cultural workers from Spain, Slovenia and Serbia. The common theme of the gathering, bringing together the Radical Education Collective, Workers' Inquiry Group and their Serbian colleagues, scheduled for Sunday and Monday evening at REX is the working conditions for cultural workers.

15th - 18th June 2011, Sevilla, Spain

Organised by: UNIA arteypensamiento and Centro experimental y tecnológico para la cultura y las artes de Sevilla.

Co-ordination: Pablo Lafuente (Afterall), Pauline van Mourik Broekman (Mute) and Joaquín Vázquez (BNV Producciones)

http://ayp.unia.es/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=666

The present diversification and fragmentation of the public for art coincides with a certain level of maturity in the use of new technologies in distributing publications and a proliferation of research in artistic contexts, making it necessary to take a fresh look at how critical discourses on art, culture and politics are produced and disseminated.

European Cultural Policies 2015: A Report with Scenarios on the Future of Public Funding for Contemporary Art in Europe

A collaboration between Iaspis, eipcp and åbäke
Maria Lind, Raimund Minichbauer (Ed.)

http://www.eipcp.net/

The June Seminar of the Free School for Art Theory and Practice will be led by Paul O’Neill and Mick Wilson.

Program:
June 16, 6 p.m. Paul O’Neill public lecture
The Exhibition as an Emergent, Co-productive Medium and Three Principal Categories of Organisation: the Background, the Middle-ground and the Foreground

Three years ago, on June 18, 2008 Hungarian artist János Sugár sprayed the stenciled sentence „Wash your dirty money with my art” - sized 60 x 80 cm - as part of the exhibition at Kunsthalle Budapest, and at the same time illegally as a protest onto two private art institutions. One of those institutions, VAM Design Center, Budapest, filed a lawsuit against the artist, accusing him of vandalizing their building, arbitrarily estimating the damage first at 500,000 HUF (approx.

Red Tours
Video by Joanne Richardson & David Rych
49 min, 2010.
http://subsol.c3.hu/joanne/video_redtours.html

Screening: Friday 22. April, 19h
Cultural center REX, Belgrade
http://www.rex.b92.net/en.html

Workshop Towards Curating as a Critical Practice
27th – 29th April 2011
Museum of Contemporary Art Vojvodina
Dunavska 37, Novi Sad, Serbia

Wednesday, 27th April, 18:00
Public interview: Irit Rogoff (London) interviewed by Branislav Dimitrijević (Belgrade)

Thursday, 28th April, 18:00
Public interview: Sabina Sabolović – WHW (Zagreb) interviewed by Branka Ćurčić (Novi Sad)

Friday, 29th April, 18:00
Presentation of: Media Art Collection of Museum of Contemporary Art Vojvodina, curator: Kristian Lukić (Novi Sad)

27th April – 12th May 2011
Exhibition opening: 27th April at 20:00
Museum of Contemporary Art of Vojvodina
Dunavska 37, Novi Sad, Serbia

The Curious Case of Ifs and Whens
10 years of Dimitrije Bašičević Mangelos Award for young visual artists

Participants: Dušica Dražić, Siniša Ilić, Vladimir Nikolić, Ivan Petrović, Milena Putnik, Milica Ružičić, Ivana Smiljanić and Katarina Zdjelar

Curator: Radmila Joksimović

http://www.mangelosnagrada.org.rs/eng/news.php

The Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam presents:

Cinema Clash Continuum: Film & History in the Age of Godard
Conference - Festival
28. March - 1. April, 2011

The exhibition "The Continuous Art Class" was presented within the "Parallel Chronologies – Invisible History of Exhibitions" - exhibition and symposium, which took place in May and June 2009, in the gallery Labor and Krétakör Bázis in Budapest.

Opening: May 20, 2009
On view:
Labor: 26 May – 13 June
Krétakör Bázis: 30 May – 13 June

Invisible History of Exhibitions, international symposium
Location: Krétakör Bázis, Budapest
Date: May 21 - 22, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Open Space, Open Systems invites submissions of idea-based curatorial proposals for the programme of 2012. Applications are reviewed by an international advisory board; no previous curatorial experience required. Submissions for solo exhibitions will not be reviewed.

Submission Guidelines:

Paths Through Utopias, the book & the movie

Blurring the fluid boundaries between present and future, documentary and fiction, Paths Through Utopias is a utopian road movie exploring a post-capitalist Europe. Shot during a 7 month journey in 2008 visiting ten utopian experiments, the film is half of the book-film project published in France by Editions Zones.

CFP Post/autonomia
Amsterdam, 19-22 May 2011
http://postautonomia.wordpress.com/
University of Amsterdam/SMART Project Space

Keynotes from: Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi, Vittorio Morfino, Matteo Pasquinelli, and Stevphen Shukaitis

For a New Europe: University Struggles Against Austerity
European Meeting of University Movements: Paris, 11-13 February 2011
http://www.edu-factory.org/wp/

From London to Vienna, from Rome to Paris, from Athens to Madrid, a new Europe is emerging. Students and precarious workers, citizens and immigrants, the multitudes are fighting for their lives and future in the front lines against the crisis.