Join Jutro for an online conversation titled ‘Opening the Non-Aligned Archive: INTO THE WORLD’, taking place on Monday, May 5th at 5 PM CET via Zoom.

The Non-Aligned Archive is a community-based initiative focused on researching, preserving, and promoting the heritage of African, Asian, and American diasporas in Croatia. This event will offer insights into the archive, ongoing research, and broader practices of cultural heritage work across communities.

🎤 Speakers:

Rea Drvar (Non-Aligned Archive / Prigorje Museum)

Zainab Gaafar (Safeguarding Sudan’s Living Heritage)

Mutanu Kyany’a (African Digital Heritage)

Seth Avusuglo (Library Of Africa and The African Diaspora - LOATAD)

Moderator: Petra Matić

👤 About the speakers:

Mutanu Kyany’a works at the intersection of technology, cultural heritage, and community. As Head of Programs at African Digital Heritage, she leads projects like the Gede Digitization Project, Kamirithu Theatre Virtual Reconstruction, and the Talking Objects Archive—reimagining how African communities engage with archives.

Rea Drvar is a cultural anthropologist and museologist with a focus on internal migration, identity, and performance studies. She currently curates ethnographic collections at the Prigorje Museum.

Zainab Gaafar is an architect and exhibition designer based in Khartoum. She leads Studio Urban and is developing a new museum for the Safeguarding Sudan’s Living Heritage project, exploring the role of museums in conflict zones and community-centered heritage preservation.


Seth Avusuglo is the manager of the Library Of Africa and The African Diaspora (LOATAD) in Accra, Ghana. He is responsible for the running of the institution's highly respected residency programmes, which have hosted over 70 writers-in-residence from across Africa and the Diaspora under LOATAD's core commitment to stimulating and facilitating Knowledge Production on and from the continent.

The program is supported by the City of Zagreb, Moleskine Foundation, and Kultura Nova Foundation, and is organized in partnership with the Subversive Film Festival. Special thanks to Vina Ćurčija (design) and Dokukino KIC (support).

Facebook event: https://facebook.com/events/s/opening-the-non-aligned-archiv/649846764535477/

On the last day of this Majelis, we zoom into the practices of lumbung kios and lumbung.space as we map out different tools and structures that we are developing to sustain both working groups, and where they connect. The closing session of the assembly held at the end of the fellowship is the result of what have been done during the tool shed fellowship, but is not intended to be finished. Some of the results of the fellowship will be shared in any form (will be discussed further) but are also intended as seeds for follow-up to lumbung practices, especially lumbung.space and lumbung kios.

Picking up from the session on March 8, we go deeper into the practices and knowledges that make the collectivity of lumbung. This session will be voiced by the many different working groups, amongst them lumbung.space and lumbung kios.

During this session, we refer back to the initial questions that the working groups asked or where an answer to. To take the conversation beyond documenta fifteen, we ask how are the working groups working beyond documenta fifteen and why it is significant that they do? What kind of tools and structures do they use and how do they interlink? What are overlaps, synergies and differences? In short: how is continuity practiced and what is needed to maintain and to foster? How do we work around, through and with invisibilized structures of dominant logics? Which capacities do we (need to) have to envision and work towards other economic/digital imaginaries?

The opening session of this assembly is likened to a story to begin how the practice of lumbung began within the framework of documenta fifteen and continued after that; how lumbung as a noun is interpreted as a practice is covered in lumbung values: local anchor, humor, generosity, independence, transparency, sufficiency, and regeneration.

How is this carried out throughout the network and how does it resonate? What are the difficulties that are encountered in practicing these values, and what are attempts to navigate? How has the network changed, or adapted? During this day of gathering, we continue to attend to the lumbung values and how they are sounded out in many different ways. Where some practices may have been more dormant and silent, we see value in attending to silences as well.

Link For Streaming https://tv.lumbung.space/w/dGawfdkLGuyKqYwstdTTT2

The conference “Let there be lumbung” from Tuesday, September 20 to Friday, September 23, 2022 at ruruHaus in Kassel, in the sense of nongkrong, provides a forum for contextualizing art practices by ways of lumbung.

documenta fifteen invites to join the discussion of lumbung practices and its reception in different contexts. There are panels about the origins of lumbung, its social and historical contexts, repercussions, and its potentialities beyond documenta fifteen.

The conference, which takes place in the last week of the 100 days of the exhibition in Kassel, includes a series of talks by scholars and cultural practitioners from various time zones.

Invited speakers:

Charles Esche (CEST), Director of the Van Abbemuseum; Professor of contemporary art and curating

Hilmar Farid (WIB) (presencial or online), historian and director general of culture, Ministry of the Education, Culture, Research and Technology, Indonesia

John Roosa (PDT), Associate Professor of History at The University of British Columbia, Vancouver

Nuraini Juliastuti (WIB/CEST), trans-local practicing researcher and writer, focusing on art organisation, activism, illegality, and alternative cultural production in Indonesia

Melani Budianta (WIB) (presencial or online), Professor of literary and cultural studies at the Faculty of Humanities, Universitas Indonesia.

Nikos Papastergiadis (AEDT), Director of the Research Unit in Public Cultures and Professor of Culture and Communication, University of Melbourne

Philippe Pirotte (WITA), Professor Art History and Curatorial Studies and curator

Film screening and talk Language: Spanish, English

First screening of Postcards from the Future film, a series of video postcards between Nuquí and Buenaventura in the Colombian Pacific coast and Q&A with the film-makers.

Participants: Karina Angulo, Yaisa Mariam Quintana, Manuel David Riascos, Hortencio Palacios, David Paredes, Ana Garzón, Carolina Rincón and Alejandra Rojas.

von means from. We come together, enjoy some cool people, do ook_stuff, make some workshops, ferment, taste, eat and drink some food and finally enjoy an interesting mixture of films.

lumbung member OFF-Biennale Budapest presents the RomaMoMA Street Festival. A workshop with Daniel Baker on the secret sign language of nomadic Roma people will be followed by a film screening and music by DJ Lazlorrobot.

RomaMoMA is a long-term collaborative project of lumbung member OFF-Biennale Budapest with the European Roma Institute for Arts and Culture (ERIAC). It showcases artworks in relation to the idea, question, and (im)possibilities of a “RomaMoMA” (Roma Museum of Contemporary Art).

The exhibition presents the untold past and the unfolding present of Roma artists through their artworks and storytelling. Older and younger generations of artists and their differing artistic positions will be highlighted through an installation that both constructs and deconstructs the idea of a “RomaMoMA” as an imaginary, transnational space for the presentation of artworks. lumbung Kios pop-up market.

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LUMBUNG FILM: AFTER CINEMA #1 A screening and performance program

Is the experience of the cinematic form an intimate or a collective one? Does a film stop with its last frame, or does it actually begin when the lights of the theater turn on? This event series provides a stage to encounter these questions on site and invites a group of writers, visual and sonic artists to perform, reflect, depict, present, and harvest the images, sounds, words, and moods which they have encountered after having watched a compilation of films from the lumbung Film archive.

The 93-minute film program, conceived by Azin Feizabadi, includes six fictional, documentary, poetic, essayistic, and experimental short films from the lumbung Film archive. The focus is on the extent to which going to the cinema is a collective experience and what happens after leaving the cinema.

Following the screening (the program will be repeated Friday through Sunday), varying performances by Setareh Shahbazi and Neda Saeedi (visual artists), Cat Woywod (sound and improvisation artist), Tanasgol Sabbagh (poet and spoken word performer), and Haytham El Wardany (writer) will be presented in response to this question.

PROGRAM ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2022 starting at 7.30 pm I Feel Nothing (8 min.) by Jumana Emil Abboud, UK, 2012 Leafcutter (27 min.) by Liam Morgan, Taiwan/Canada, 2022 Blindness of Love (2 min.) by Yazan Khalili, Palestine, 2013 Eleven Men (28 min.) by Nguyen Trinh Thi, Vietnam, 2018 Ensaio Ilú Obá de Min (2 min.) by Graziela Kunsch, Brazil, 2015 Have You Ever Killed a Bear? or Becoming Jamila (25 min.) by Marwa Arsanios, Lebanon, 2014 Language: Arabic and Vietnamese with English subtitles, total 93 min.

After Cinema: Sunsets Are Not Overrated: Performative projections by Setareh Shahbazi and Neda Saeedi (20 min.)

📍After Cinema #1 takes place at Gloria-Kino, Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 3, 34117 Kassel The film program repeats daily from September 9—11, 2022, while the performance afterwards varies daily.

🖇 This event is part of Meydan #3 (September 9—11, 2022): next to the lumbung Film program, it includes a music program, a flea market, conversations, workshops, food and drinks.

KNOWLEDGE MARKET Gudskul

Workshop

9 & 16 & 23 SEPTEMBER 2022 16.00

The Knowledge Market was initially an experimental module designed by Serrum, emphasizing learning interactions based on the principles of supply and demand. The module asks, “What do you need to learn?”. “If you were allowed to share your knowledge/expertise, what would you share?” Inspired by these questions, Knowledge Market encourages exchanging knowledge between children and adults.

Duration of event: 2 hours Venue: GUDSKUL ROOM FRIDERICIANUM Event language: English Capacity/limit: 20 children Age Group: Ages 12 to 14 years old Parent Attendance: Yes, only for ages below 10 years old. Above 10 years old parents will register. Things to Bring / To be Aware of: Nothing

Open Forum: Ecosystems: Art and Artivism
September 9th 18:00 - 20:00 Venue: MAMA Doc Space Participants: Liliana Gómez, Carolina Caycedo, Paco Gómez Nadal, Ximena González
Kind of event: Talk / Language: Spanish, English

Two forums open to the public led by experts participating in the Summer School; Extractivism and its discontents, cultural artistic counter-movements.

Meydan weekend #3: Harvest Festival, lumbung Kios pop-up market, film program, RomaMoMA Street Festival, and more

Venues

Sandershaus/Haferkakaofabrik and Hübner areal Sandershäuser Str. 79 and Agathofstraße 15, 34123 Kassel

Friday and Saturday 2 pm–4 am, Sunday 2–9 pm Gloria-Kino Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 3, 34117 Kassel

Friday and Saturday 7.30 pm, Sunday 5.30 pm Streetbolzer e. V. Struthbachweg 3, 34127 Kassel

Sunday 2–10 pm

The harvest festival kicks off during Meydan #3 (Friday, September 9–Sunday, September 11), taking place in Kassel as well as continuing beyond the exhibition dates in the various localities of lumbung members and lumbung artists. This series will share and discuss artistic harvests of learnings from documenta fifteen and the local ekosistems of lumbung members and lumbung artists.

The Gloria-Kino shows the film and performance program After Cinema conceived by Azin Feizabadi for Meydan #3.

lumbung member OFF-Biennale Budapest presents the RomaMoMA Street Festival on Sunday, September 11 from 2 pm to 10 pm in collaboration with Streetbolzer e.V.

There will also be the opportunity to purchase products from the lumbung member and lumbung artists ekosistems at the lumbung Kios pop-up market.

Meydan took place every second weekend of the month during documenta fifteen: July 8–10, August 12–14, and now September 9–11, 2022, with free admission. Meydan as a word is used in Urdu, Fārsi, Ukrainian, Turkish, and Arabic to refer to a public area used for coming together, a square or a public park. It’s an accessible space for having assemblies to discuss, to dissent, or to celebrate.

KIDS DRAWING WORKSHOP Urbane Experimente e.V. Marcel de Medeiros, André Kaminski Drawing Workshop 4 & 5 SEPTEMBER 2022 13:00-15:00

Together with Urbane Experimente e.V., children will draw together to create a community artwork. Everyone starts to draw on white paper and gives the paper to the next child after a while. Then the next one starts to draw and adds his drawing on the paper. In the end, there will be 15 different artworks, and every child is involved in every artwork.

Duration of event: 2 hours Venue: RURUKIDS Event language: German Capacity/limit: 15 children Age Group: 7 to 12 years old Parent Attendance: Yes, only for ages below 10 years old. Above 10 years old parents will register. Things to Bring / To be Aware of: Nothing

26-28 August 2022 Ottoneum, documenta fifteen

Friday, 26th: 6 pm - 7.30 pm On cows and people, a mulstispecies understanding by Marisol de la Cadena, Santiago Martínex Medina and INLAND

Saturday, 27th: 3.30 pm - 5 pm An energy in the making with Alex Alonso

Sunday, 28th: 11.30 am - 1 pm Office for Direct Cultivation with Lumbung Land working groups and INLAND Academy

documenta fifteen is happy to announce the upcoming Meydan weekend #2, taking place in Kassel August 12–14, 2022. In collaboration with Kulturzentrum Schlachthof, Meydan #2 includes a music program, lumbung Film, a flea market, conversations, and workshops.

Meydan as a word is used in Arabic, Persian, Turkish, and Urdu to refer to a public area used for coming together, a square, or a public park. It’s an accessible space for having assemblies to discuss, to dissent, and to celebrate.

Apamart Special Edition

Indonesian Local Food: Kopi Apik Rempah Embassy Saung Eurih Roti Wangi

Music by: The Dangdans Longsoria Youtube Jockey

2.00 PM — 8.00 PM

Hübner areal Agathofstraße 15, 34123 Kassel

Sebagai daerah industri dengan 2.057 perusahaan besar dan menengah, Sukabumi memiliki problematika industri yang berdampak secara perlahan pada perkembangan sosial dan kesejahteraan masyarakatnya. Perempuan menjadi aktor utama dalam perkembangan industri ini, karena industri pabrik khususnya garmen di Sukabumi pekerjanya didominasi oleh kaum perempuan. Para perempuan pekerja ini memiliki tugas dan fungsi yang sangat kompleks. Perjalanan dan perjuangan mereka bagai Puun Purnamasari dalam naskah Pantun Dadap Malang Sisi Cimandiri, yang pula pada masanya berjuang dalam perjalananya dari Pajajaran ke Pelabuhan Ratu.

Pada 2021 yang lalu, Volume Escape mengadakan riset tentang para perempuan pekerja pabrik ini. Hasil riset tersebut dipresentasikan sebagai sebuah pertunjukan teater dengan sutradara Aday Dayari, juga pada 2021. Di dalam perhelatan 100 Hari Jagakarsa, Suara-Suara Pabrik dihadirkan kembali dalam bentuk video teater dan instalasi karya.

VOLUME ESCAPE adalah sebuah Space Movement yang lahir di Cicurug, sebuah kecamatan yang berada di ujung utara Sukabumi. Cicurug merupakan daerah industri yang berisi berbagai perusahaan multi-nasional dalam bidang tekstil, mineral, dsb. Di tengah-tengah segala kesulitan hidup di daerah industri, mereka membuka ruang (Volume) sebagai bahan pelarian (Escape). Ruang ini tercipta berkat reaksi dari kondisi budaya-masyarakat industri yang jenuh dan letih dalam kehidupan sehari-harinya. Volume Escape adalah juga peserta Gudskul Studi Kolektif angkatan ketiga (2020-2021).

Pameran: 22 Juli 2022 - 22 Agustus 2022 Tempat: Serrum Gallery, Gudskul Ekosistem

Pembukaan Pameran: Jumat, 22 Juli 2022 | 19.00 WIB Dibuka oleh MG Pringgotono

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Art in Action Research workshop

Time : Kassel and Blantyre: 11 am – 2 pm Bangalore: 2:30 – 5:30 pm Thimphu: 3 – 6 pm Jatiwangi: 4 – 7 pm Hong Kong: 5 – 8 pm

Are you ready to create methodologies for your artistic research? Do you want to share and further develop your practical and research know-how and knowledge as a collaborating art practitioner? Join us and familiarize yourself with Art in Action research; listen to artists and researchers discuss their methods when exploring and changing realities; map the methods; share your know-how and get to know ways you can stay tuned for future Swiss Terracotta Embassy activities.

Swiss Terracotta Embassy is a project by Jatiwangi art Factory with FOA-FLUX (initiating partner).

Please feel free to join the workshop online or in person. For online participation, please register via e-mail at embassy@foa-flux.net