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Untooling

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Ines Kleesattel, knowbotiq (Christian Hübler, Yvonne Wilhelm) und Uriel Orlow (Hrsg.), Zürich, 2021

Untooling is a speculative and open-ended set of questions and reflections that emerged out of an engagement with the conditions and processes of translocal artistic research.

Working on projects in different contexts, sensitive environments and assemblies we tried to trace, activate and negotiate translocal entanglements, our own positionalities and some of the constellations and pitfalls we encountered. The resulting set of questions has no particular order and does not propose any solutions. Instead the questions advocate slowing down, taking time, and allowing situations to become more complex, in turn encouraging us to become more responsive and responsible as researchers, artists, and fellow beings.

Card set consisting of 56 cards, supplementary sheet and folding box.

English

Published as part of the research project ‘Aesthetics of the Translocal’ funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation.

Open Access / DOI

Volume 27 of the publication series by the Institute for Contemporary Art Research, Zurich University of the Arts

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