Rietveld UNCUTis an annual exhibition and performance programme of the Gerrit Rietveld Academie. Its collaboration with STUDIUM GENERALE Rietveld Academie culminates in a simultaneous conference week and exhibition where ‘the making and the thinking’ come together.
In response to STUDIUM GENERALE’s theme, TECHNODIVERSITY— BEYOND DATAFICATION AND DIGITAL COLONIALISM, Rietveld students have developed new work for Rietveld UNCUT.
Technodiversity recognises that technologies come from different places and perspectives – they’re shaped by different knowledge systems, political beliefs, economic factors, and cultural practices. We’re challenging the idea that our data should be mined for profit. We want to rethink our relationship with data, moving away from the idea that it’s just a commodity to be exploited. By exploring the connections between our bodies, identities, digital tools, artistic expression, and activism, we’re imagining a new kind of relationship with data – one that is grounded in our lived experiences and has the potential to challenge the status quo.
On Friday March 22 2024 from 18:30 to 21:30, Rietveld UNCUT will be activated with a special programme of performances and interventions.
Participating students
FATIMA AGOULA, ANOUK ALBRECHT, NJAAY MAME SALIOU ASSILE & ERIN MA CLAIN, DAWID DOBOSZ, ROCCO ENZO TER HAAR, BRITT GEERDINK and LISA SNOEK, TOMA GERZHA, JULIA DE MARTINO, KALLOPI IOUMPA and MAURICIO VAN DER MAESEN DE SOMBREFF, KARINA KALANTAJEVSKA and ANDREA OTOYA COVELLI, MAYA KUZNETSOVA, STEFANIA MORARU, LOGAN HON MUA, CARL-JOHAN PAULSEN, TYRA and MEIKE BOUMAN, LOREN XU.
Collaborative presentations
Workshop presentation by MARIANA FERNANDEZ MORA and students, Performing Bodies by VAV – moving image students and DATA-BALL by TAKA TAKA.
For more please visit:
https://rietveldacademie.nl/en/page/498/rietveld-uncut
Team
Rietveld Uncut: TARJA SZARANIEC and TOMAS ADOLFS
Studium Generale: JORINDE SEIJDEL and JORT VAN DER LAAN
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam: ANOUK VAN AMSTERDAM, CLAIRE VAN ELS and DORINE DE BUIJNE
Graphic design: ANASTASIJA DIUKOVA and JI WON CHOI