Will you keep the lighthouse bright?
Apparatus 22
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- 15:00 / Cancelled 15:00 / Sold out Sunday, 15:00
- 15:00 / Cancelled 15:00 / Sold out Thursday, 15:00
- 15:00 / Cancelled 15:00 / Sold out Sunday, 15:00
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Engawa Space Centro de Arte Moderna GulbenkianAs part of their residency in the frame of the ‘Institution(ing)s’, the collective Apparatus 22 presents ‘Will you keep the lighthouse bright?’ This activity consists in three public moments, and it unfolds beyond the collective’s ongoing research in Lisbon, opening itself to visitors through a shared experience. Combining video and a questionnaire, the project invites reflection not only on ongoing political turmoil or everyday personal struggles, but also on what lies ahead: what new futures might begin to shimmer into view?
In the Reading Room, visitors are invited to take part in a collective exercise of self-evaluation: how do you relate to utopia? Ultimately, ‘Will you keep the lighthouse bright?’ is an invitation to move beyond observation towards agency. Together, perhaps, we can keep the lighthouse bright as a way to envision futures and bring them into being.
The activity will be conducted in English.
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Apparatus 22
Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers, citizens of many realms, researchers, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in 2011 by Erika Olea, Maria Farcas, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemes (1979 – 2011). Beginning with 2015 they have been working between Bucharest, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. The work of Apparatus 22 was presented at La Biennale di Venezia 2013, Kunsthalle Wien, Kunsthal Gent, Kunsthalle Mannheim, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde, MNAC (Bucharest), Akademie Schloss Solitude (Stuttgart), Ujazdowski Castle CCA (Warsaw) CIVA (Brussels), among others.
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