Studium Generale's annual theme for the academic year of 24-25 is 'hidden networks'
On Saturday, the 25th of January, we welcome:
- Speaker: McKenzie Wark (in association with DeSingel)
- Lecture: Raving
Australian writer and theorist McKenzie Wark has published many groundbreaking works. In her book Raving (2023), Wark makes a particularly incisive and poetic case for raves as an aesthetic and political practice. Can a rave temporarily represent an alternative future when the world is in danger of collapsing? During this talk, Wark takes us to New York's thriving underground queer and trans rave scene, evoking a trans practice of raves as a timely aesthetic for dancing in the ruins of this collapsing capital.
There are 60 free tickets available for students and staff of AP Hogeschool