IntensiveCANCELLED: Reshape Intensive Zagreb

Reshape Intensive Zagreb

13:00 to 14:00
Registration
Pogon Jedinstvo, Trnjanska struga 34

14:00 to 17:00
Intersected Trajectories: Updates and Feedback on Trajectory Work
Pogon Jedinstvo, Trnjanska struga 34

18:00 to 19:30
Renata Salecl: Big Data, Art and the Reshaping of Subjectivity Pogon Jedinstvo, Trnjanska struga 34

In the world of big data, we must not only deal with potential computer failures, but also a high level of opacity related to how this data is collected, how it is interpreted, who has access to it, and how it can be manipulated.

Lecture
10:00 to 12:30
Getting Together: Connecting the Topics of Different Trajectories
Hotel Laguna, Kranjčevićeva 29

14:00 to 16:30
Domino: Independent Art and Activism Focusing on LGBTIQ Minorities Petrinjska 38

Domino is an NGO dedicated to independent art and activism focusing on LGBTIQ minorities and women's rights. Domino produces several festivals in Croatia and internationally and commissions / co-produces 35 - 40 artistic projects per year, is publishing 1 - 2 books per year, has a regular queer film program once a month and organise arts management and curating educations and seminars.

Discussion
14:00 to 16:30
Institute for Political Ecology: Post-growth, Commons, Public Goods Preobraženska 2, 3rd floor

IPE is research and education organisation that operates at nexus of academia, activism and politics. It focuses on political ecology, both in theory and practice discussing opportunities and limits of ecological transformation and its social impacts.

Discussion
14:00 to 16:30
Clubture Network: Cultural Decentralisation Through Collaboration Baruna Trenka 11

Clubture Network is a non-profit, inclusive, participatory network of organizations working on strengthening the independent cultural sector through program networking, raising public visibility, encouraging organizational development of the sector and strengthening its influence on the institutional framework in which it operates.

Discussion
14:00 to 16:30
Fieldwork: Activism & Municipalism in the Trešnjevka Neighbourhood starting point @ Hotel Laguna, Kranjčevićeva 29

A walking tour around Trešnjevka will lead you through key locations of this traditionally working-class neighborhood. On one side, you'll have a chance to see the Zagreb as it used to be, and on the other side you'll hear the story of the mismanagement of the communal services and how organised neighbors can change it.

Walking Tour
14:00 to 16:30
BLOK: Political School for Artists & Platform for Working Conditions in Culture BAZA, Božidara Adžije 11

[BLOK] is a curatorial collective which operates at the intersection of art, urban research and political activism. Their projects are designed and realised as platforms for collective work of artists, curators, researchers, political activists and anyone interested in the politics of space, production of commons, democratisation of culture and reflection of artistic practices from the perspective of their social and production conditions.

Discussion
18:00 to 19:30
Vincent Liegey: To Reshape Well, Let's Degrowth net.culture club MaMa, Preradovićeva 18

"Degrowth" has emerged over the last 15 years. This "bomb word" has been used to open in-depth debates on whether infinite growth in a finite world is desirable or even possible.

Lecture
18:00 to 19:30
Juliette Hennequin: R-Urban - A Commons-Based Network of Civic Resilience DAZ - Zagreb Architects Society, Trg bana Jelačića 3, 1st floor

R-Urban is a project initiated by Atelier d’Architecture Autogérée as a commons-based network of civic resilience in Parisian suburbs. The network consists in civic hubs located in social housing estates, which are collectively managed by inhabitants.

Lecture
10:00 to 13:00
Reshape Group Work
SC Club, Savska 25

15:00 to 18:00
Reshaping the Narrative(s)
SC Club, Savska 25

A session moderated by Joris Janssens and Sofie Joye

18:30 to 20:00
Pascal Gielen: Commonism – Organizing Artistic Life Beyond Creative Industry Policies DAZ - Zagreb Architects Society, Trg bana Jelačića 3, 1st floor

n his lecture Pascal Gielen analyses the relationship between art, politics and the public space in the creative city.

Lecture
09:45 to 14:00
Visit to Dotrščina Memorial Park starting point @ Hotel Laguna, Kranjčevićeva 29

On the edge of Zagreb, there is a forest where locals take walks, relax and enjoy the air. Unlike the nearby Maksimir Park, where there is a zoo, a children’s playground, a restaurant and other entertainment facilities, this park is not overcrowded and is not a major destination for families seeking a leisurely Sunday stroll.

Walking Tour
15:00 to 17:00
Reshape Group Work
Hotel Laguna, Kranjčevićeva 29

18:00 to 00:00
Ateliers Žitnjak & Dinner
Žitnjak 53 (departure by bus from Hotel Laguna)

Artistic organization Ateliers Žitnjak was founded in 2004 by artists, users ("tennants") of studios in former primary school, located in the neighborhood of Žitnjak, a part of Zagrebs' southeast suburbs (thus AŽ carry a nickname Center of the Periphery, coined by artist Zoran Pavelić). The City of Zagreb has repurposed the building into 13 studios and gave them to artists to use. Gallery AŽ followed in 2005, as well as artist-in-residence program in 2010 (a cooperation between AŽ, City of ZG and NRW Kulturamt Duesseldorf). Continuous public program consist of exhibitions, workshops, performances, projections, talks, hangouts, and more, with an emphasis on the term of "periphery", both as borderline urban / cultural landmark and a chosen notion of creative / artistic production. Ateliers Žitnjak are devised according to the model of international artistic centers in abandoned industrial / agricultural zones, with a purpose of a long-term evolution of a cultural "shelter" which is contributing to the social revival of the peripheral, culturally neglected suburban area of Žitnjak. During the dinner & hangout at AŽ, guests we'll be able to meet and befriend some of the more prominent artists in Croatia, both tennants and daily visitors, explore their studios and the building overall, see a current exhibition Ghost Liberators by Leo Vukelić, have a short stroll around the neighborhood, and more! Members of AŽ collective are Hamo Cavrk, Alem Korkut, Boris Cvjetanović, Hrvoje Mitrov, Kata Mijatović, Zoran Pavelić, Vesna Pokas, Vlasta Žanić, Mirjana Vodopija, Boris Greiner, Dražen Grubišić, Predrag Pavić, Frane Rogić and Bojan Krištofić.

10:00 to 13:00
Reshape Group Work
Various locations

16:00 to 19:00
Wrap Up and Next Steps
Pogon Jedinstvo, Trnjanska struga 34

A session moderated by Silvia Bottiroli

19:00 to 21:300
Worlds of Survival
Pogon Jedinstvo, Trnjanska struga 34

videoart of 2010's in Croatia: a microselection by Bojan Krištofić // During the last decade, the art of video and electronic image in Croatia had been remarkably rich in most of genres: experimental, animated, utilitarian, documentary and feature film and video, which surely had to do a lot with the development of new media studies at art academies across the country (Zagreb, Split, Rijeka and Osijek). With a focus on experimental and utilitarian (music videos) genres, a micro-selection at hand tends to show the diversity of artworks by a younger generation of creators, which were often crafted in a limited, do-it-yourself production framework. However, younger forces have learned how to transform limitations into virtues, year by year producing videos that, apart from their specific contents, are also a reflection of the intensive context marked by extremes between possibilities and wishes, which most dedicated creators were able to overcome.

20:00 to 01:00
Reshape Party & Concert by pj.lo (ego trip hop) Pogon Jedinstvo, Trnjanska struga 34

We'll close the Reshape Intensive Zagreb programme with a party and a concert! We'll have a chance to listen to pj.lo, an ego trip hop band that describes itself as follows: I'm not what you see. I'm not what you cannot see either. I dwell in the space between the mask and the skin. I'm never only here. Nor am I completly elsewhere. I'm in between projects, between relationships, between appointments, between jobs, in between texts. I'm climbing up stairs, jumping from one roof to the others, crossing tunnels, shooting little stars in order to get points, sliding down on lianas like in a Mario game. I was born on a shooting arrow. I'm tearing holes in pockets so as to leave a trail of mails, gestures, words, objects and feelings behind me in the hope the would help me to find my way back. Back in the between. I only feel myself only when I'm on the stage playing myself.

Keynote Lecture
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