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Essay
Ruth Anderwald

Coalescence

We use the term coalescence to describe a moment where a multitude of actors come together, act together, and merge into a collective movement, body, or unit. The resulting situation is a shared but divergent somatic, spatial and cognitive experience of togetherness that is experienced as fertile and generative by all or most of the collective.

Documentation
Ruth Anderwald + Leonhard Grond, Doro Born, Leo Hosp

Dizziness and Queering: Artistic Research Perspectives on the ASF hub

Until the end of 2023, "Navigating Dizziness Together" is accompanying the "Action for Sustainable Future hub", who supports projects on sustainability at the intersection of science, society, and art.

Note
Leo Hosp

Queering as a Practice in the Context of Dizziness: A first Approach in Questions.

An exploration of queering as a practice within dizziness, carried out mainly by asking questions like: Can queering put the power system of heteropatriarchy in a state of dizziness? Are queer bodies dizzier than others?

Resources overview

About Navigating Dizziness Together

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After Dizziness—A Resource, the current artistic research project Navigating Dizziness Together aims to widen dizziness’ reach and deepen its conceptual precision. However, it will also reach beyond the development of a theoretical framework by developing a practice of navigating states of dizziness together creatively and productively. Read more.

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The Library

This Library is a continually expanding selection of exhibition catalogues, theory, literature and cultural studies publications, as well as works from philosophy, art history and other fields. Together these materials seek to provide an overview of the artists, theories, and discourses that are related to this artistic research. The online library provides a short entry on each publication explaining why the source is relevant. Read more.

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