PODIUM

https://www.oslokulturnatt.no/en/events/kveldsaapent-paa-podium/vdguJD9AO6

Kveldsåpent på Podium Kveldsåpent på PodiumKunstprintSimon MullanLova HiseliusSafty Curtain / empty manSafty Curtain / empty man is a duoshow with Simon Mullan and Lova Hiselius. Whilst Simon Mullan is an established artist, Lova Hiselius is currently entering her second year as an mfa student at Oslo National Academy ...

Planteprat - Kunstkritikk Gabriel Alonso og Nikhil Vettukattil viser at de sosiale rommene rundt kunsten kan gi vel så mye som objektene.

Introducing artists in our winter residence program Jassem Hindi and Sina Seifee.

Sina Seifee (b.Tehran) lives and works in Brussels. Structured around a research-intensive and transversal exploration of performative storytelling and image-making, Seifee’s artistic practice looks at how epistemologies and knowledges get shaped. His work has been recognized for its commitment to social dimensions of imagination in the intersection of techno-media and globalism, with emphasis on the heritage of zoology in West Asia. He has been presenting internationally in City Gallery, Prague (2022); WIELS, Brussels (2020); SAVVY Contemporary, Berlin (2016); Sharjah Art Foundation, UAE (2018); Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin (2017); Temporary Gallery, Köln (2019); Hordaland Kunstsenter, Bergen (2019); and Akademie der Künste der Welt, Köln (2015).
https://www.sinaseifee.com/

Jassem el Hindi (b. Saudi Arabia) is French\Palestinian artist and performer based in Norway. He examines the double bind of haunting / hospitality. His work is based on broken dances, broken objects, broken texts, cast in nervousness and necessity. His latest pieces make use of "death poems" - by Etel Adnan, El Malaika, Aase Berg, CA Conrad - in order to generate baroque, cruel, cosmological worlds. Aside from his solo work, el Hindi also creates sound pieces for numerous choreographers around the world. Latest collaborators: Sina Seifee, Aase Berg, Mia Habib, Harald Beharie, Ligia Lewis, Charlott Utzig, Paolo Gile, Keith Hennessy, Clara Furey.
https://jassemhindi.cargo.site/

Kvalmen - Kunstkritikk Gruppeutstillingen NoFear på Podium bringer de moralske implikasjonene av menneskets teknologiske overmot til torgs.

Ingen kunstby uten infrastruktur Åpent brev fra 34 kunstinstitusjoner i Oslo til bystyret i Oslo

Pedro Gómez-Egaña: Third Crescent - e-flux Agenda Podium Oslo presents Third Crescent, a solo exhibition by Pedro Gómez-Egaña, opening September 15, 2023.

https://www.e-flux.com/announcements/548443/pedro-gmez-egaathird-crescent/

Pedro Gómez-Egaña: Third Crescent - e-flux Agenda Podium Oslo presents Third Crescent, a solo exhibition by Pedro Gómez-Egaña, opening September 15, 2023.

Tomorrow morning, Thursday 9.30am we and CoFutures from UiO invite you to join us for a public presentation of "Speculative Storytelling as Transformative Practice Reimagining Narratives of Displacement" organised with UN and Parsons School of Design who are currently exploring how storytelling and speculative fabulation can act as world-building practices.

Participants:
Lauren Parater is a Creative Strategist at United Nations Global Pulse, supporting the UN Secretariat’s innovation and strategic foresight portfolio. Previously, she led strategic communication and storytelling initiatives at the UN Refugee Agency’s Innovation Service. Her current professional and personal explorations focus on the intersections of design, narrative change, world-building and social justice.

Cian McAlone is Assistant Innovation Officer at the UN Refugee Agency, supporting the Innovation Service’s Strategic Communications and Design portfolio. He is interested in the role of communication, narrative, and organizational strategy in serving the political, social and economic concerns of people forced to flee.

Shanice Da Costa is an artist and training environmental scientist. Having South Asian heritage and living as an immigrant in both UAE and Germany, she has a deep appreciation for multicultural belonging (and multicultural cuisine). Professionally, she has an interest in intersectional climate justice and ecological art, and how the two are being ad- dressed in climate change communication.

Jane Pirone is an Associate Professor of Design Ecologies at Parsons School of Design where they served as Dean of the School of Design Strategies from 2015-2019 and as Director of the Communication Design program from 2006-2011. Jane’s creative and transdisciplinary practice engages with living systems, storytelling, participatory futures, and new technologies from critical, q***r and post-human perspectives.
Barbara Adams is a sociologist whose interdisciplinary research looks at how knowledge is produced and po- litical action is initiated through art and design projects. Barbara co-edited the book Design as Future-Making and is co-editor in chief of the journal Design and Culture. She is Assistant Professor of Design and Social Justice at Par- sons School of Design and was previously a postdoctoral fellow at Wesleyan University.

Hala Abdel Malak is design critic, curator, educator, researcher and strategist. Born in Beirut during the civil war, she grew up, worked, and studied internationally, in Lebanon, USA, Canada, UAE, Holland, UK, Morocco and France before grounding in New York. Hala’s multicultural background is reflected in her versatile transdisciplinary approach she explores work around global dynamics, power, organization, leadership and societal impact. Her interests span from re-imagining and challenging learning, knowledge production and creative education to include diverse, non-colonial and indigenous perspectives and traditional ecological knowledge, the exploration of global cultural and societal dissonance and flow, the resonance around migration and forced displacement and the triggers and contexts for resistance, advocacy and revolt. She is an Assistant Professor of Strategic Design and Management and Director of the Strategic Design and Management BBA at Parsons School of Design.

Bobby Yu Shuk Pui
“The Remains of Genetic Salon”
May 7th-May 29th
Bobby Pui