2016
Simon Goldin (ramverk Goldin+Senneby)
Zero Magic: Shifting the Valuation Convention
The doctoral study is a collaboration between the Royal Institute of Art and Lund University.
Zero Magic: Shifting the Valuation Convention
Simon Goldin
- Love Your Monsters: The Toxic Heritage of Contamination
- Nobody Forgets Nothing
- Mining Life – An exploration in three acts into the potential of socially engaged art practices to instigate social changes
- Many Maids Make Much Noise
- The Tidal Zone
- Mind of We
- The Utopian Image – Absolute and Incomplete. The Conditions of a Utopian Function in Art and Artist-Film
- Upscaling, Training, Commoning
- Zero Magic: Shifting the Valuation Convention
- Sculpting with SARA (Spatial Augmented Reality Assistance)
- Preventive Custody
- 1000 Socialist Villages
- The Institute for Reproducability
- Revolution in built form: Analysing Architecture and Urbanism in Syrian Rojava
- The Politics of Perezhivanie
- My Friend is Here: On Feminist Pedagogies, Curating and Other Forms of Living in The Feminine Plural
- The Glossary of the Event
- Synonyms for Shelter
- What does it mean to inhabit your enemy’s house?
- The World as Data: Material and Affective Consequences of the Digital Twin
- The Orientalism of the Casbah of Algiers
- Hundreds of Little Machines
- Shared Strategies: Art and Crisis
- Destroy, She Said. Expanded Legacies, Mentors and Confidantes
- Tentative Transmits: The Radio as G/Host in the “former East”
- Searching Power of the Collective Laugh
- Spaces of Care, Disobedience and Desire. Tactics of Minority Space-Making
- The Aesthetic Strategies of the Documentary Theatre: For a Contemporary Information- and Document-based Critical Artistic Method
- Exchanging Letters as a Form of Resistance: or on how art can be used to express solidarity in thinking and practice
- Crossroads and sidetracks –empiricism, experience and events in the artistic process
- The Gender of Sound
- Map on the Politics of Space
- Warland
- The completion and experimental stage of The Royal Wax Printer
- Center for Art and the Political Imaginary (CAPIm)
- Artistic Living Environment