COURSES

Performance Art Archives and Documentation
with Anja Foerschner

This course introduces students to forms of performance art documentation and archiving. Through key theories and practical examples, it investigates into how ephemeral practice is translated into physical material, its meaning for the discipline and ways of use in artistic and curatorial practice.

FALL TERM DATES:
September 1 - 22, 2020 
Tuesdays between 6-8pm CET 

Fee: EUR 175  

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Performance art: from idea to execution 
with Marta Jovanović

Drawing from a variety of theories, exercises, and interdisciplinary practice, this course guides students through the creative process of developing of a live performance art piece.

FALL TERM DATES:
September 7 - 28, 2020
Mondays between 6-8pm CET

Fee: EUR 175

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‘Rules of the Game’: an introduction to task-based performance and art
with Katja Hilevaara

Through a variety of practical experiments, discussions of case studies, and selected readings, this class examines the practice of using task-led activities as a means to conceive and compose performance art.

PLEASE NOTE: THE DATES FOR THIS CLASS HAVE CHANGED:
NEW DATES: June 2- 23, 2020 
Tuesdays between 6-8pm CET

Fee: EUR 175

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Performance Art and Feminisms
with Marissa Vigneault

This course addresses the confluence of Feminism and Performance Art. Through the analysis of key works of feminist performance artists, the class approaches the multiple positions of Feminism and analyzes how and why performance art became crucial in the dismantling of standardizations regarding gender, sexuality, race, ethnicity, or class.

April 24 - May 15, 2020
Fridays between 4-6pm CET

Fee: EUR 175

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New Technologies for Performance Art
with Francesca Albrezzi

This course offers an introduction to new immersive technologies available to performance artists such as virtual reality, augmented reality and 360 photo and video capture, critically addressing their impact and meaning for the field.

May 18 - June 8, 2020
Mondays between 6-8pm CET

Fee: EUR 175

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