The Post-Graduate in Politics of Curating Contemporary Art Programme offers a dynamic and intensive experience that develops a shared vocabulary and critical framework in which we discuss phenomena ranging from post-colonialism to decolonizing the museum, from environmental change to sustainability in curatorial practices, from human rights to feminism and permacultures in artistic institutions.
Starting on February 15, the programme aims to become a pole of attraction for students, artists, and scholars interested in the type of theorizing that contextualizes aesthetic and political phenomena within a dynamic space in which social meanings are generated, renewed and contested. Recent graduates in arts, humanities, and social sciences as well as young professionals and researchers are welcome and encouraged to apply.
