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© Katrin Mayer, www.c0da.org, Publikationsplattform und Ausstellungsprojekt im Badischen Kunstverein 2024


Exhibition in cooperation with HfG

Two exhibitions are currently running at the Badischer Kunstverein:

#c0da comtoir #fanny carolsruh by former HfG student Katrin Mayer and

Radio-Choreography: Acts of Transmission by Netta Weiser in cooperation with the HfG.

This week there will be several events at the Badischer Kunstverein

Waldstraße 3 I 76133 Karlsruhe

Wednesday, 17.7.2024, 6 pm: Curator's Tour with Anja Casser, Director Badischer Kunstverein [DE]

You will gain an insight into the curatorial process and discover surprising aspects of our current exhibitions. Come and talk to Anja Casser about the artists Katrin Mayer and Netta Weiser and her current works!

Friday 19.7.2024, 8 pm: Zoom-Conversation: Ido Radon and 0rphan Drift, with Stanton Taylor [EN]

19 Uhr UTC in UK / 11 Uhr PST in den USA West-Coast / 14 Uhr EST in den USA East-Coast

The event will take place exclusively on Zoom: Link to Zoom-Call: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87911814960?pwd=9pNah1IHYbjra1Rpo47Y0d5gj0Iwn6.1#success

Accompanying the exhibition #c0da comptoir #fanny carolsruh, this Zoom event presents the 0rphan Drift Archive. 0rphan Drift is an artist avatar that has been exploring the boundaries of machine and human vision since its inception in 1994 in London as part of the first generation of Cyberfeminists.

Maggie Roberts and Ranu Mukherjee of 0rphan Drift thread through methodologies and their collaborative relationship with the Cybernetic Culture Research Unit, formed with c0da collaborator Sadie Plant and others in 1995 at Warwick University, England. Artist and writer Ido Radon initiated this conversation and will lead through the Zoom event. A version of the resulting interview will subsequently be published on the c0da website, Katrin Mayer's art and research project.

The conversation will also be accompanied by artist, writer and translator Stanton Taylor. He is also a c0da contributor: four chapters of his ongoing essay Traitors in the Machine - Notes on Speculative Feminism, Science Fiction, and Translation can already be found

Saturday, 20.7.2024, 6:30 pm: Reading, lecture, audio piece

On Saturday, the exhibition #c0da comptoir #fanny carolsruh offers a multi-layered programme of events with different, rather short and dynamic formats (approx. 15-20 minutes). Afterwards, we will round off the evening in the foyer of the Kunstverein and invite you to engage in informal dialogue with the guests.

Zur klitoralen Plastizität und Fluidität bei Catherine Malabou, Lecture by Rebekka Wilkens [DE]

Philosopher and writer Rebekka Wilkens (Berlin) is working on the notion of femininity and its links to jouissance, difference and plasticity in the works of Lacan, Deleuze and Malabou. Her text for c0da will be published at the beginning of September.

Reflexionen zum Zerologischen Subjekt, Lecture by Hanne Loreck [DE]

Dr phil. Hanne Loreck is Professor of Art Theory and Gender Studies at the HFBK (University of Fine Arts) Hamburg. Among other things, Loreck works on topological figures and will continue her reflections on the zerological subject, which she began for c0da.

You Can’t Do Without, Reading by Karolin Meunier [EN]

Artist and writer Karolin Meunier (Berlin) will read a dialogue from her artist book on the work of Italian feminist Carla Lonzi, that is forthcoming in 2024, published by b_books. Meunier researches feminist writing strategies and translation processes. In her postcard series she produced an issue for c0da.

Dein Zentrum interessiert mich nicht, Performative reading by Romy Nína Rüegger [DE]

Romy Nína Rüegger is an artist and writer (Berlin). She creates performative and choreographed rooms, including a web poem for c0da, which she performs live.

Ich – ein Transformer? oder: How to code a feminist transformer? Hörstück von Eske Schlüters [DE]

Eske Schlüters' contribution to c0da, which reflects on writing programmes from a feminist perspective, was recorded with an AI voice for the exhibition.

The admission to all events is free!

Supported by Baden-Württemberg Stiftung, Kunststiftung NRW and Rudolf Augstein Stiftung.

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