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SUMMARY:«From what point does the contemporary begin?» with Aden Kumler\,
  Fiona McGovern\, Len Schaller
DESCRIPTION:«When and where does the contemporary begin?» «What counts a
 s modern\, what as progressive?» «What is considered pre-modern\, backwa
 rds or completely outside of any historical timeframe?» «Who is part of 
 history and who owns the future?» «How can we be truly in the present?»
  «How can we learn to be truly present?» Together with Aden Kumler (Art 
 History\, Basel)\, Fiona McGovern (Fina Arts and the History of Art\, Hild
 esheim) and Len Schaller (Kunstmuseum Basel) we will reflect on how to wri
 te (art) history differently and center alternative\, queer experiences an
 d models of time\, progress and success – with the idea of coming up wit
 h new\, more inclusive visions of art and society. Moderation: Quinn Latim
 er (HGK\, FHNW)\\r\\n\\r\\nLanguage: English / free entry
X-ALT-DESC:«When and where does the contemporary begin?» «What counts as
  modern\, what as progressive?» «What is considered pre-modern\, backwar
 ds or completely outside of any historical timeframe?» «Who is part of h
 istory and who owns the future?» «How can we be truly in the present?» 
 «How can we learn to be truly present?» Together with Aden Kumler (Art H
 istory\, Basel)\, Fiona McGovern (Fina Arts and the History of Art\, Hilde
 sheim) and Len Schaller (Kunstmuseum Basel) we will reflect on how to writ
 e (art) history differently and center alternative\, queer experiences and
  models of time\, progress and success – with the idea of coming up with
  new\, more inclusive visions of art and society. Moderation: Quinn Latime
 r (HGK\, FHNW)\n\nLanguage: English / free entry\n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n\n
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20220330T193000
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