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  • The ATLAS Event #1

    17.04.2023, 18:00–19:30 // Talk by David Chisholm: ‘Labyrinth as Composition: Multicursal Processes and the Composer’s Body’ in ‘Understanding Practice’ Series of the Zentrum Fokus Forschung, University of Applied Arts Vienna. Using peripheral architectural forms, composer David Chisholm recently commenced an exploration of how we might locate the composer in such spaces. The respective spatial and…

  • The Mirror/Specchio Book

    Mirror/Specchio, curated by Başak Şenova and Jonatan Habib Enqgvist inAugust 2025 for Agrigento Capitale Italiana della Cultura 2025, transformedTeatro Pirandello into an experimental venue where the operatic settingwas reimagined through contemporary artistic practices. This book, editedby the curators, conceived as the second chapter of Mirror/Specchio, reflectson the project through the eyes of a stray cat,…

  • The Sediment Book

    Published by ARUCAD Press, this publication captured the process and the content of the ‘Sediment’ project. Developed by Basak Senova and Dicle Bestas, ‘Sediment’ reflects on the impact of socio-political, ecological, and economic issues on the environments we inhabit. The project’s starting point was based on comprehensive curatorial research in the archive of Loading, a…

  • Talk at Istanbul Modern: Digital Culture Re-Visited

    The first public event of the exhibition “Timeless Curiosities,” curated by Nilay Dursun and Ümit Mesci will feature Basak Senova. Borrowing its title from the article written by Senova for the exhibition catalogue, the talk titled “Digital Culture Re-Visited” focuses on the transformations in this field since the mid-1990s. Having directly witnessed the effects of…

  • The Octopus Book Presentation

    21.03.2024 // The Octopus Programme will be concluded with a book presentation at 18:00 at AIL (Angewandte Interdisciplinary Lab). The book, entitled, The Octopus: On Diversities, Art Production, Educational Models, and Curatorial Trajectories, is the accumulation of the Octopus Programme (2019-2022), which was designed as a guided research-based educational program that encouraged artistic research and production-based…

  • William Kentridge: Oh To Believe in Another World

    01.12.2023 // In 2022 William Kentridge made the film Oh To Believe in Another World to accompany Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 10 in E Minor. The film was made to be seen alongside a live performance of the symphony following an invitation by the Luzerner Sinfonieorchester. The book Oh To Believe in Another World – a publication…

  • Symphony Orchestra by William Kentridge

    01.12.2023 // Pushing the Boundaries Project presents the Lecture Performance On the making of ‘Oh to Believe in Another World’, Film to the 10th Symphony of Dmitri Shostakovich by William Kentridge. In anticipation of his 2. December Wiener Konzerthaus event, William Kentridge will give a talk on the making of Oh to Believe in Another World…

  • Ontology of the Undefinable

    13.11.2023 // Pushing the Boundaries Project presents the Lecture Performance: “Ontology of the Undefinable” by the ZoNE (Bronwyn Lace and Marcus Neustetter) at Zentrum Fokus Forschung. This lecture performance marks the kick-off of our public outreach activities for the research project “Pushing the Boundaries”, which is funded by the John Templeton Foundation, and hosted at the…

  • Africa UniNet Vienna Special Programme

    28.04.2023/17.06.2023 // Organised by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Basak Senova and Prof. Dr. Johan Thom, the five-day special program in Austria with the active participation from Teboho Lebakeng, Caz Peffer, Alet Pretorius, and Dylan Graham, who are from the University of Pretoria. Events encompassed meetings, visits to museums, galleries, and universities, studio tours, excursions, and participation in the…

  • The Octopus: On Diversities, Art Production, Educational Models, and Curatorial Trajectories

    Published as part of the book series of the University of Applied Art Vienna, Edition Angewandte | De Gruyter in 2024, this book is the accumulation of the Octopus Programme (2019-2022), which was designed as a guided researchbased educational programme that encouraged artistic research and production-based collaborations in different geographical regions. The Octopus Programme developed new critical…