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ARTISTIC CITIZENSHIP CHAIR | Isabel Capeloa Gil MONDAY | JUNE 22ND CULTURGEST Room 2 ARTISTIC CITIZENSHIP CHAIR | Isabel Capeloa Gil 14h15 Registration 15h00 OPENING SESSION Miguel Lobo Antunes Culturgest José Miguel Sardica Dean of the School of Human Sciences Isabel Capeloa Gil Program Director - The Lisbon Consortium / Vice-Rector of UCP 15h30 Mieke Bal -17h15 Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis Thinking in Film 9h30 Marita Sturken 12h45 Visit to the exhibition TUESDAY New York University “Honey, I rearranged RD the collection... by artist” JUNE 23 When Nations Remember: CULTURGEST Memory Tourism at the 9/11 13h30 Lunch Room 2 Museum/Memorial in New York 10h45 Coffee Break MEMORY AND 11h15 Karl Erik Schøllhammer CITIZENSHIP Pontifícia Universidade CHAIR | Adriana Martins Católica do Rio de Janeiro Forensic Strategies against the traumatic condition of culture – exposure of wounded bodies in Brazilian media and art PAPER SESSIONS GROUP 1 GROUP 2 GROUP 3 URBAN CITIZENSHIP IMAGINING CITIZENSHIP LITERATURE & CITIZENSHIP Room 2 Room 1 Room 4 Chairs | Peter Hanenberg, Chairs | Daniela Agostinho, Chairs | Alexandra Lopes, Luisa Leal de Faria, Carla Ganito Adriana Martins, Karl-Erik Ana Margarida Abrantes, Schøllhammer Esther Peeren 14h30 Amani Maihoub Amsterdam Centre for 14h30 Clara Caldeira 14h30 Emanuela Morganti Globalisation Studies The Lisbon Consortium Università degli Studi della Tuscia - Dipartimento Thinking through the Rwanda’s genocide — ‘the di Scienze dei Beni Culturali Sociality of Art Objects right to look’ From Genoa G8 summit 15h00 Claudia González Marrero 15h00 Jessica Wax-Edwards to Kobane: Zerocalcare’s University of Giessen Royal Holloway experience in the graphic The shaping of a University of London novel and in the social media revolutionary imaginary as The machete and the maize: cultural-artistic practice representing dissent in 15h00 Sara Khorshidi University of Giessen 15h30 Anna Janowska Atenco Warsaw School of Economics The Narrative of Co- Habitation on Earth; Back to the past. Cultural 15h30 Corinna Lawrenz Rereading Cultural policy in Poland towards free The Lisbon Consortium Citizenship in Marjane cultural resources The Citizen’s Other. Satrapi’s Persepolis Reflections on the refugee 16h00 Ksenia Maksimovtsova as disquieting element to the University of Giessen notion of citizenship 15h30 Satty Flaherty-Echeverria The applicability of the University of Minnesota – Notion «Cultural Citizenship» Twin Cities 16h00 Krista Brune in Contemporary Estonia and University of California Ebbs and Flows between Latvia Berkeley Mensagem and Sul: Dispatches of literary 16h30 Cecelia Cmielewski Toward an Aesthetic production University of Western Sydney of (Un)translatability: Global Cultural Citizenship ~ Circulation of Brazilian 17h00 Coffee break creative and organisational Visual Artists leadership 17h00 Coffee Break 17h00 Coffee Break WEDNESDAY 9h45 WELCOME SESSION JUNE 24TH 10h00 Igor Štiks University of Edinburgh ELECTRICITY MUSEUM Citizenship: Art and Politics Generators Room 11h15 Coffee Break THE CITY 11h45 Paulo Soeiro Carvalho AS A LAB Lisbon City Hall CHAIR | Carla Ganito Creative Lisbon GROUP 3 LITERATURE & CITIZENSHIP 13h00 Lunch VIP Room Chairs | Alexandra Lopes, Diana Gonçalves, PAPER SESSIONS Karl-Erik Schøllhammer GROUP 1 GROUP 2 14h00 Johann Nicolai URBAN CITIZENSHIP IMAGINING CITIZENSHIP Moses-Mendelssohn- Generators Room Projections Room Zentrum, Potsdam Chairs | Peter Hanenberg, Chairs | Daniela Agostinho, Martin Zierold, Igor Štiks Ana Margarida Abrantes, Losing a citizenship and Esther Peeren adopting a new one - The German-Jewish experience 14h00 Karin Christof 1933-1945 Open University Milton 14h00 Leonor Veiga Keynes / University Leiden University Centre 14h30 Verena Lindemann of Amsterdam for Arts in Society The Lisbon Consortium Citizen Professionals as New Parcelled Cultural I Started Hoping Again Co-Actors in Urban Space Citizenships: the art that I Would Be Able Production of Indonesian artists to Belong to this City: Arahmaiani and FX Harsono Complex Notions of 14h30 Simone Kalkman Belonging in Ilse Losa’s Amsterdam School 14h30 Dwaipayan Chowdhury Sob Céus Estranhos for Cultural Analysis University of Amsterdam The Creative City Divided: Locating aporia/s in the 15h00 Abdelaziz El Amrani Cultural Policies and the political Jatra/s of Utpal Dutt Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis Formal/Informal Divide 15h00 Sarah Forest George Questioning Non-Identity in Rio de Janeiro Claremont Graduate University and Glocalization in the 15h00 Inês Teixeira Cultural Citizenship through post-9/11 Context in The Lisbon Consortium Popular Culture: The Salman Rushdie’s Shalimar Postcolonial Reification of Localized participations: the Clown Towards an urban citizenship Reality Television in the United States 15h30 Coffee Break 15h30 Coffee Break 16h00 Joana Meirim 15h30 Coffee Break 16h00 Matilde Caldas Universidade Católica The Lisbon Consortium 16h00 Patricia Anzini da Costa Portuguesa – Research Cultural Investment in the Northwestern University Centre for Communication City of Lisbon. Framing Veloso Here, Veloso and Culture Cosmopolitanism? There:Transa as a Musical Thomas Bernhard and the Ode to Cultural Citizenship 16h30 Brigette Walters intention of posthumous University of Arizona 16h30 Maria de Nazaré Sousa literary emigration I Malasaña: Belonging and The Lisbon Consortium Authenticity in a Gentrifying Portuguese Popular Music Madrid and lusophony: a path to a transcultural citizenship 9h30 Cultural Citizenship 11h30 Cultural Citizenship in THURSDAY in a Globalizing World | -12h45 a Globalizing World JUNE 25TH Esther Peeren & Marie Esther Peeren & Marie Beauchamps Beauchamps UNIVERSIDADE Amsterdam School Amsterdam School CATÓLICA PORTUGUESA for Cultural Analysis for Cultural Analysis Library Building Room Exposições Room Exposições MASTERCLASSES The Creative Imperative The Creative Imperative Martin Zierold Martin Zierold Karlshochschule Karlshochschule International University International University Room 427 Room 427 11h00 Coffee Break 13H00 Lunch PAPER SESSIONS GROUP 1 GROUP 2 GROUP 3 URBAN CITIZENSHIP IMAGINING CITIZENSHIP LITERATURE & CITIZENSHIP Room: Exposições Room: Brasil Room: 421 Chairs | Peter Hanenberg, Chairs | Daniela Agostinho, Chairs | Alexandra Lopes, Ana Margarida Abrantes, Adriana Martins, Carla Ganito Miguel Quadrio, Hans Bertens Esther Peeren 14h00 Tomé Quadros 14h00 B. Gnana Bharathi University of Saint Joseph, Birla Institute of Technology 14h00 Daria Akimenko Macao & Science, Goa University of Lapland Metafiction and Western Arraying the Lacuna: Urban art and design mermaid fairy tale in the An analysis of the literatures intervention as a means of eyes of Lou Ye’s Suzhou and Human rights of the framing social and cultural River Indigenous Irulas issues 14h30 Dina Campos Lopes 14h30 Sara Ludovico 14h30 Silke Schmidt The Lisbon Consortium New University of Lisbon University of Giessen Sereias and the words The group of the moraes Walling Cultural Citizenship of women publishing house: in Palestine: The a generation of Beautification Critique of 15h00 Ian Russell “pensamento” e “acção” Graffiti in a Non-Nation Brown University 15h00 Xiaoxi Zhang 15h00 Lora Sariaslan Reading is Fundamental: University of Minnesota – University of Amsterdam The Queer ‘Look’ during the AIDS Crisis Twin Cities Strategic Artistic Identities Two Visions of “I” in Viagens between Istanbul and 15h30 Coffee Break na Minha Terra and O Bobo Amsterdam 16h00 Sara Magno 15h30 Coffee Break New University of Lisbon 16h00 Bidisha Banerjee Hito Steyerl and the The Hong Kong Institute narratives of global images of Education in November Spaces of Hope amidst the 16h30 Nik Völker Monumental: Citizenship, The Lisbon Consortium Protest and Urban Space in Kamára, or the opaqueness Postcolonial Hong Kong of interior space. Politics of 16h30 Mallorie Chase life & belonging in the work University of California – of Portuguese filmmaker Santa Barbara Pedro Costa Revisiting Constant’s New Babylon: City Surfaces and Saturation 10h00 Luisa Leal de Faria FRIDAY Universidade Católica JUNE 26TH Portuguesa UCP – SCHOOL Water Lilies may grow roots. From Discontent OF BUSINESS AND in Civilizations to Banal ECONOMICS Cosmopolitanism Room 521 11h15 Coffee Break CREATIVE COSMOPOLITANISM 11h45 Hans Bertens CHAIR | José Miguel Sardica University of Utrecht Multicultural Citizenship 13h00 Lunch PAPER SESSIONS GROUP 1 GROUP 2 URBAN CITIZENSHIP IMAGINING CITIZENSHIP Room: 520-A Room: 520-B Chairs | Peter Hanenberg, Chairs | Daniela Agostinho, Adriana Martins Luisa Leal de Faria, Maria Sequeira Mendes 14h00 Maria Luisa Falcón The Lisbon Consortium 14h00 Rustem Ertug Altinay Searching complicity New York University – between citizens. Department MANPOWER, of Performance Studies a street event on Lisbon Dressing for the republic. 14h30 Cláudia Madeira Fashion and the politics New University of Lisbon of cultural citizenship Horta do Baldio: a in Turkey community vegetable 14h30 Tugce Oklay garden for agriculture University of Paris VIII 15h00 Ana Dinger Creative Resistance: The Lisbon Consortium Artivist Projects linked Working with/through to Turkey’s Gezi Movement AND: a mode of inquiry of how to live together 15h00 Sofia Lemos MACBA - Independent Studies Program Being-with or withdrawn at the museum: unexpected circularities in audience development 15h30 Alexandra Balona The Lisbon Consortium Artistic work as a form- of-life. Rethinking cultural citizenship. SATURDAY JUNE 27TH CALOUSTE GULBENKIAN FOUNDATION ROOM 1 GLOBAL ARTS CHAIR | Peter Hanenberg 9h45
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