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SUMMARY:AMN x wysiwyg: Can you hear the objects speak?
DTSTAMP:20260909T200827Z
DTSTART:20261015T190000Z
DESCRIPTION:In recent years\, the Dutch government has launched a series of
	 critical\ninquiries into the ethics of restitution—addressing looted arti
	facts and even\nhuman remains held in the national collection. Moving beyo
	nd straightforward\nprovenance tracing\, these investigations have raised 
	more fundamental\,\nopen-ended questions about value\, ownership\, and jus
	tice.\n\nDerived from Beyond Provenance\, a transnational collaboration be
	tween art\ncollective Indeks from Bandung and screening platform wysiwyg f
	rom The Hague\,\nthis interdisciplinary film program\, Can you hear the ob
	jects speak? by Asian\nMovie Night and wysiwyg\, seeks to reclaim the livi
	ng worlds of displaced\nheritage. Rather than focusing solely on material 
	significance—a logic that\noften mirrored colonial frameworks of preservat
	ion—the program foregrounds the\nemotional\, cultural\, spiritual\, and co
	mmunal values these objects hold for the\ncommunities from which they were
	 taken\, as a gateway to understand the animist\nand relational cosmopraxi
	s shared by many Indigenous nations in the present day\nIndonesia.\n\nThro
	ugh film\, conversation\, and performance\, we will listen to the voices o
	f\nancestral beings held hostage in museums\, mineral stones extracted for
	 AI\ntechnology\, as well as the ghostly presence in the streets of Amster
	dam built by\nlooted wealth. In doing so\, it challenges the Western ontol
	ogical impulse to\nturn living beings into static objects\, and instead re
	awakens a sense of\nliveness\, agency\, and wisdom in the beings we connec
	t with\, thus learning\ndifferent ways of relating—ways that may help us n
	ot only rethink restitution\,\nbut also reimagine worlds and futures beyon
	d the crisis we are facing.\n\n * Language: Indonesia\, English\n * Subtit
	les: Engels\n * Duration: 90 mins.\n * Country: Indonesia\, the Netherland
	s\, Australia\, India
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/amn-x-wysiwyg-can-you-hear-the-objects-
	speak
GEO:52.36476;4.8843948
LOCATION:De Uitkijk - Prinsengracht 452\, 1017 KE Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:amsterdam-centrum,community,film,leidseplein,movie night,perform
	ance
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>In recent years, the Dutch government has l
	aunched a series of critical inquiries into the ethics of restitution—addr
	essing looted artifacts and even human remains held in the national collec
	tion. Moving beyond straightforward provenance tracing, these investigatio
	ns have raised more fundamental, open-ended questions about value, ownersh
	ip, and justice.</p> <p>Derived from Beyond Provenance, a transnational co
	llaboration between art collective Indeks from Bandung and screening platf
	orm wysiwyg from The Hague, this interdisciplinary film program, Can you h
	ear the objects speak? by Asian Movie Night and wysiwyg, seeks to reclaim 
	the living worlds of displaced heritage. Rather than focusing solely on ma
	terial significance—a logic that often mirrored colonial frameworks of pre
	servation—the program foregrounds the emotional, cultural, spiritual, and 
	communal values these objects hold for the communities from which they wer
	e taken, as a gateway to understand the animist and relational cosmopraxis
	 shared by many Indigenous nations in the present day Indonesia. </p> <p>T
	hrough film, conversation, and performance, we will listen to the voices o
	f ancestral beings held hostage in museums, mineral stones extracted for A
	I technology, as well as the ghostly presence in the streets of Amsterdam 
	built by looted wealth. In doing so, it challenges the Western ontological
	 impulse to turn living beings into static objects, and instead reawakens 
	a sense of liveness, agency, and wisdom in the beings we connect with, thu
	s learning different ways of relating—ways that may help us not only rethi
	nk restitution, but also reimagine worlds and futures beyond the crisis we
	 are facing.</p><ul> <li> <strong>Language:</strong> Indonesia, English </
	li> <li> <strong>Subtitles:</strong> Engels </li> <li> <strong>Duration:</
	strong> 90 mins. </li> <li> <strong>Country:</strong> Indonesia, the Nethe
	rlands, Australia, India </li> </ul>
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