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Choreo ​Event #6: Dmitry Vilensky (Chto Delat)

 
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Choreo ​Event #6: Dmitry Vilensky (Chto Delat)

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      • Choreo ​Event #6: Dmitry Vilensky (Chto Delat)
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      • When emotions become form
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      • Event #6: 13 December 2019, Dmitry Vilensky (Chto Delat), When emotions become form, lecture and screening, Cabaret Voltaire
        13 December 2019, 17.30
        Chto Delat | When Emotions become Form
        Event #6 - Choreographing the Public
        Talk and screening: Friday 13 December, 17.30
        Artist: Chto Delat
        Curated by: Anastasia Chaguidouline
        Screening and participatory conversation [Screening starts at 17.45]
        PROGRAM:
        Friday 13 December: Curatorial Talks of the MAS in Curating at the ZHdK.
        A screening of Chto Delat’s newest film production „One Night“ and a conversation with Dmitry Vilensky, a founding member of the St. Petersburg collective Chto Delat. „One Night“ deals with topics of emotionality, (mis-)judgement, saturation via social media and fake news. The conversation that will start between Dmitry Vilensky and Anastasia Chaguidouline will organically and directly address and involve the audience as it evolves. The conversation touches, among others, upon emotion, current political climate(s) and smileys.
        Dmitry Vilensky (born 1964) is a Russian artist, writer and activist. He is a founding member of the platform Chto Delat / What is to be done. Chto Delat is a collective of philosophers, writers, curators, artists, critics, among others that merge art, activism and political theory. Vilensky is also an editor of the Chto Delat newspaper. The collective Chto Delat / What is to be done was founded in early 2003 in St. Petersburg, Russia. The members of the collective strongly position themselves as internationalists, demanding the recognition of equality of all people; and feminists, positioned against all forms of gender inequality, homophobia and patriarchy.
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