Issue 4/2022
It is difficult to touch the real, as was once said in the art world some time ago. From today’s perspective, however, it is even more difficult not to be touched by the real – in a more or less unpleasant way. The experiences of the last months and years speak their own language in this respect, even if this is mostly only unconsciously accessible to the feeling subjects. Touching and being touched, as much as they may seem like opposites at first glance, are possibly in a much more intricate relationship to each other than a clearly defined grammar of terms would like to admit. Perhaps this is one reason why one should start with the general term “touch” in order to make relevant derivations from it. At first, it seemed as if – after the drastic experiences of lockdowns and social distancing – a need for closeness would increasing... » read more
„Playbour“
Elisa Linseisen
Technologien des „Zusammenwerdens“
Yvonne Volkart
Die Daten der anderen
Martin Conrads
waiting to be rendered forever more
Ada Karlbauer
Down to Earth
Christian Höller
Art, Touched by War
Reflections on the Contemporary Economy of Violence
Andriy Ripa
„Um Berührung zulassen zu können, brauchen wir Räume und Zeiten, die unbestimmt sind“
Franz Thalmair
Sharon’s diary, entry 1286 – A windy sunny morning, 8 degrees Celsius, probably a November day
Raluca Voinea
Touch and Aesthetics of Concern
KUNCI Study Forum & Collective: Acong, a.k.a Onyenho & Khoiril Maqin
On Touching the Stranger Within
The Alterity that therefore I Am
Karen Barad
Talking to You
Anna Daučíková
Secret Passage
Benjamin Seroussi
Troping a Dope Zum Beitrag von Atis Rezistans | Ghetto Biennale auf der documenta fifteen
Katharina Hausladen
Critical Diversity Literacy – d15_l1____
Susanne Lummerding
The Community Economies of lumbung
Kathrin Böhm & Kuba Szreder
Praxis der dekolonialen Kritik
Cédric Vincent
The Boomerang Effect
Eyal Weizman
Ceremony (Burial of an Undead World)
Michael Hauffen
Anna Boghiguian – Period of Change
Christian Egger
Estelle Blaschke/Armin Linke – Image Capital
Sabine Maria Schmidt
No One Belongs Here More Than You
John Hill
Bani Abidi – The Song
Susanne Neuburger
General Alert. Kriege, die nie enden
Ada Karlbauer
Chewing the Tundra
Milena Dimitrova
LOVING OTHERS. Modelle der Zusammenarbeit
Melanie Letschnig
Kollaborationen
David Mann
Jean Frédéric Schnyder
Patricia Grzonka
Stefan Römer:
DeConceptualize Zur Dekonstruktion des Konzeptuellen in Kunst, Film, Musik
Kathrin Heinrich
Jeremy Gilbert/Alex Williams:
Hegemony Now How Big Tech and Wall Street Won the World (And How We Win it Back)
Pascal Jurt
Omri Boehm:
Radikaler Universalismus Jenseits von Identität
Peter Kunitzky
Gerald Raunig:
Ungefüge
Ellen Wagner