Knowledge is never innocent. At the heart of the current planetary crisis lays an order of viewing, thinking, and knowing the world as to consume. As this entanglement becomes more and more apparent today, an urge for ‘other epistemologies’ can be observed, especially in the humanities and the arts: ways… Continue reading
Interferences: Live plays one last time at Goethe Institut Amsterdam at 10AM today—yes, a concert in the morning! Have you ever chosen to start your day with a listening piece? It’s surprisingly great: your ears are fresh, your brain hasn’t started multitasking yet, and there’s something poetic about tuning in… Continue reading
Interferences: Live (Performance) is part of Fiber Festival 2025 Thu May 29 + Fri May 30 | Goethe-Institut Amsterdam Radio as an instrument of colonisation. From 1927, the colonial superpowers, including the Dutch, installed radio stations in Southeast Asia to control and dominate the ‘wild’ inhabitants. Shortly afterwards, the local… Continue reading
Who Owns Free Knowledge? Wikimedia Deutschland and the Weizenbaum Institute are organizing the conference: »Who Owns Free Knowledge? Examining Power, Platformization, and the Promise of the Commons«. April 10, 2025 Berlin and online The event will critically examine how historical legacies and current technological developments influence contemporary knowledge systems. It… Continue reading
On Thursday (February 27) at 14:30 at the Allard Pierson Museum, as part of Het Archief Speculatief (The Speculative Archive) Conference. »Tumrap susilaning gěndhing winor laguning lělagon« Keynote performance-lecture by meLê yamomo (University of Amsterdam) in conversation with Sri Margana (Universitas Gadjah Mada) and Amabilita Sudarmanto (Universitas Gadjah Mada), with… Continue reading