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From: Katalin Erdődi <erdodi.katalin at gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Sep 28, 2012 at 6:45 PM
Subject: POLITICS OF THE SMALL ACT / 4-14 October 2012 @ Museum of
Contemporary Art Leipzig
To: katalin erdodi <erdodi at gfzk.de>


POLITICS OF THE SMALL ACT
A Call for Action at the Intersection of Artistic and Civic practices
international workshop – action space – research blog

4-14 October 2012
Museum of Contemporary Art Leipzig (D)

The initiative „politics of the small act“ invites 34 international actors
(activists, artists, curators) from 13 countries to Leipzig for a two-day
workshop at the intersection of artistic and socio-political
discourses. With presentations, discussions, working groups and dinner
debates, the event focuses on „small acts“ - micro-strategies of
self-empowerment and self-organisation - as potential tools to induce
social and/or political change. It explores different forms of intervention
in the social fabric and maps artistic and civic strategies in the context
of small acts.
The workshop takes recent socio-political developments in Hungary as its
point of departure. It understands the strongly criticised and arguably
anti-democratic policymaking of the current Hungarian government not as an
isolated, local phenomenon, but as part of longer term transformation
processes, in a broader, regional and European context. It strives to
create a temporary platform for strategic encounters and exchange between
international actors and through its focus on Hungary fosters collective
and collaborative knowledge production, potentially also relevant to other
socio-political contexts.

PUBLIC EVENT (in English)
Thursday 4 October 2012, 6 pm – 8.30 pm
small acts PechaKucha-style, moderated by Attila Bujdosó (Budapest, H)

Presentations held by:
Norbert Pálfi, One Million for the Freedom of Press in Hungary (H)
Gyula Balog and Tamás Bárász, The City is For All (H)
Bence Horváth, Students’ Network – HaHa (H)
Eszter Szakács, tranzit.hu (H)
Attila Bujdosó, Kitchen Budapest / Hungarian Contemporary Architecture
Centre (H)
Marc Herbst and Christina Ulke, Journal of Aesthetics & Protest (D/USA)
Igor Stokfiszewski, Krytyka Polityczna (PL)
Olga Karatch, Nash Dom / Unser Haus (BY)
Isa Suarez, platform london (UK)
Andreas Wolf, finger group (D)
Thomas Bo Oestergaard, AW (DK)
Shriya Malhotra, Partizaning (RU)
Christian Hausner, LobbyControl (D)
Artúr van Balen, eclectic electric collective (D)
u.a.

More information <http://www.gfzk-leipzig.de/?p=17164&lang=en>

Initiated and organized by Katalin Erdödi (H, Robert Bosch Fellow) in
cooperation with Julia Kurz (D) and Radmila Joksimovic (SR)
In cooperation with the Museum of Contemporary Art Leipzig
Further cooperation partners: Radio Blau, Radio Corax, Radio Periscope,
VoKü Similde
Supported by: Robert Bosch Foundation, Polish Institute Berlin – Branch in
Leipzig, Heinrich Böll Foundation, Open Society Foundations



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