Circuits and Currents

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Circuits + Currents is the project space of the Athens School of Fine Arts, run by students of ASFA. It hosts exhibitions, talks and workshops.

Currently hosting
p o s t documenta: contemporary arts as territorial agencies https://postdocumenta.net/ Circuits + Currents is the project space of the Athens School of Fine Arts, run by ASFA students and staff. Currently hosting the educational and artistic research program "p o s t documenta: contemporary arts as territorial agencies", a collaboration of the Academy of Fine Arts Leipzig

22/10/2021

Are we not plunging continually?

The exhibition at Circuits Currents Notara 13 Athens continues up until Oct. 30

Thursdays & Fridays 6-9pm
Saturdays 12-4pm

With new works by Eva Andronikidou, Eva Angelaka, Ronny Aviram, Lennard Bernd Becker, Katerina Chatzikosti, Nasia Drimousi, FELL, Christos Fousekis, Evgenia Fragkolia, Leon Galli, Julia Gerke, Lara Hampe, Julie Hart, Yannick Harter, Lisa Kirchhoff, Franziska Koch, Koa Koppenhöfer, Philine Kuhn & Jonathan McNaughton, Fabian Lehmann, Tianxu Liu, Triantafyllia Ntouroupi, Snow Paik, Sophie Constanze Polheim, Kay Lotte Pommer, Lucie Reichmayr, Natalia Sopidi, Phil Stahlhut, Neam Tarek, Apostolos Tsorfolias, Despoina Vaxevanidi, Victoria Welsh, Fiete Worreschk, Maria Zervoudaki & Magdalena Zotou
Based on workshops with artists Hypercomf (Athens) and Mylasher (Leipzig)

Organized by p o s t documenta: contemporary arts as territorial agencies https://postdocumenta.net/

11/10/2021

Are we not plunging continually?

An exhibition in two parts by p o s t documenta: contemporary arts as territorial agencies https://postdocumenta.net/

Silent Opening Athens:
Thursday 14/10, 18:00-21:00
@ Circuits + Currents, 13 Notara Str., 10683 Athens

Artists: Eva Andronikidou, Eva Angelaka, Ronny Aviram, Lennard Bernd Becker, Katerina Chatzikosti, Nasia Drimousi, FELL, Christos Fousekis, Evgenia Fragkolia, Leon Galli, Julia Gerke, Lara Hampe, Julie Hart, Yannick Harter, Lisa Kirchhoff, Franziska Koch, Koa Koppenhöfer, Philine Kuhn & Jonathan McNaughton, Fabian Lehmann, Tianxu Liu, Triantafyllia Ntouroupi, Snow Paik, Sophie Constanze Polheim, Kay Lotte Pommer, Lucie Reichmayr, Natalia Sopidi, Phil Stahlhut, Neam Tarek, Apostolos Tsorfolias, Despoina Vaxevanidi, Victoria Welsh, Fiete Worreschk, Maria Zervoudaki & Magdalena Zotou

With projects based on workshops with Hypercomf (Athens) and Mylasher (Leipzig)

Opening Hours:
14/10 - 30/10, every Thursday & Friday 6–9 pm, Saturday 12–4 pm and by appointment at: [email protected]
@ Circuits + Currents, 13 Notara Str., 10683 Athens

* Please note that according to current public health protection regulations, entrance is allowed only to those visitors who (1) have completed their full vaccination 14 days prior, (2) have been diagnosed with covid during the past 5 months, (3) can demonstrate a negative PCR (within 72 hours) or a rapid antigen test (within 48 hours). The use of a medical mask is mandatory in the exhibition space.

10/10/2021

Are we not plunging continually?

An exhibition in two parts by p o s t documenta: contemporary arts as territorial agencies

Artists: Eva Andronikidou, Eva Angelaka, Ronny Aviram, Lennard Bernd Becker, Katerina Chatzikosti, Nasia Drimousi, FELL, Christos Fousekis, Evgenia Fragkolia, Leon Galli, Julia Gerke, Lara Hampe, Julie Hart, Yannick Harter, Lisa Kirchhoff, Franziska Koch, Koa Koppenhöfer, Philine Kuhn & Jonathan McNaughton, Fabian Lehmann, Tianxu Liu, Triantafyllia Ntouroupi, Snow Paik, Sophie Constanze Polheim, Kay Lotte Pommer, Lucie Reichmayr, Natalia Sopidi, Phil Stahlhut, Neam Tarek, Apostolos Tsorfolias, Despoina Vaxevanidi, Victoria Welsh, Fiete Worreschk, Maria Zervoudaki & Magdalena Zotou

With projects based on workshops by artists Mylasher and Hypercomf

Leipzig 1/10 – 3/10 | LindeNOW #17 festival http://www.lindenow.org/
@ nyg|west https://nyg-west.com/
Georg-Schwarz-Straße 8, 04177 Leipzig

Athens 14/10 – 30/10
@ Circuits + Currents, project space of the Athens School of Fine Arts
13 Notara Str., 10683 Athens
Opening hours: Thursday & Friday 6–9 pm, Saturday 12–4 pm, and by appointment at: [email protected]

More info: https://postdocumenta.net/


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10/10/2021

We are happy to announce that circuits + currents, the project space of the Athens School of Fine Arts, is reactivated in the frame of p o s t documenta: contemporary arts as territorial agencies, a collaboration of and the Academy of Fine Arts Leipzig with the support of

p o s t documenta: contemporary arts as territorial agencies is an educational and artistic research program of intercultural exchange among students and academic staff from the Academy of Fine Arts Leipzig and the Athens School of Fine Arts.

Conceived as a platform for experimental modes of art education, research, production, and dissemination, the program engages with the challenges of our current condition through collaborative praxis and critical discourse.

The starting point of the program is a praxis-oriented, critical examination of the legacy of documenta 14. The territorial expansion of documenta to Athens in 2017 – the first time this mega-exhibition took place equally in a city other than Kassel – can be understood as a gesture of solidarity, albeit with postcolonial implications. d14 highlighted contradictions that are inherent in the art field, and exemplified the fragile interfaces between contemporary society and artist communities.

Art and cultural institutions are strategically relevant actors in territorial and spatial policies that transcend local, interlocal, and international levels. The related restructuring of urban living spaces, as a source of opportunities but also as a stress factor, is a constant companion of our city life, with the resulting gentrification often being redirected against the actors themselves. Much like in Berlin in the 1990s, artists in Leipzig and Athens have been contributing to a virulent urban development.

In the context of late capitalist economy and as a consequence of the global circulation of goods, extensive mobility, intensive digitalization, and widespread connectivity, we are experiencing a cosmopolitanism that leads to an accelerated diversification of bodies, spaces and territories. Tourism and the international art and culture industries do not only encourage desirable social interactions, increased mobility, and enhanced visibility, but also contribute significantly to the exploitation of the planet’s resources, with serious impact on the environment.

The climate crisis makes it necessary to ask ourselves what are the effects of our internationally networked system. Based on the concept of the “interlocal,” the two art academies and their respective local art scenes – as parts of the international art industry structure – are to be brought closer together to engage with one another in critical reflection on the implications of our actions as “agents” and to test alternative methods in practice.

In view of ongoing social and political “crises,” whether financial, refugee, climate, or coronavirus, we ask: What and how can we learn from each other to overcome this stage? What and how can we learn together to set the foundations for our future artistic-cultural professional field beyond our studies? What formats and strategies of collective and individual artistic practices are available to us? How can we use our toolkits to contribute to a more sustainable and socially just world? How can dystopian thinking be transformed into positive forces for a common future? What is and remains relevant in art making?

More info: https://postdocumenta.net/

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