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SUMMARY:HOSTING SPACE by Maike Statz
DTSTAMP:20260624T231451Z
DTSTART:20260703T160000Z
DESCRIPTION:Hosting Space explores how processes of hosting\, such as acces
	s\, support\, and\ngathering\, operate within the context of an art instit
	ution. It invites readers\nto reconsider how these activities are embedded
	 in the spaces we inhabit and how\nthey shape spatial practices.\n\nThe pu
	blication reflects on an exhibition and event program curated by Maike\nSt
	atz at Hordaland Kunstsenter\, Bergen\, in 2023\, bringing together visual
	\ndocumentation\, new writing\, and interviews with Staci Bu Shea\, Océane
	\nVé-Réveillac\, and César Reyes Nájera. Through these contributions\, the
	 book\nconsiders how art institutions and spatial practitioners might oper
	ate\ndifferently by prioritizing accessibility\, interdependence\, differe
	nce\,\nmaintenance\, and spaces for spontaneous gathering.\nDesigned by Fr
	ancesca Lucchitta and edited by Mathijs van Geest\, Hosting Space\nis both
	 an invitation and an active archive\, engaging with ongoing discussions\n
	on socially engaged practices\, institutional critique\, and exhibition-ma
	king as\na method of research.\n\nMaike Statz (born 1992) is an Australian
	 interior architect\, artist and writer\nliving in Oslo and Amsterdam. In 
	her work she explores the relationship between\nbodies\, emotion\, behavio
	ur\, identity and space. Informed by feminist and queer\npractices\, Maike
	 Statz investigates spatial inequalities and seeks alternative\ntools and 
	methods for space-making.
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/hosting-space-by-maike-statz
GEO:52.3735679;4.8972388
LOCATION:San Serriffe - Sint Annenstraat 30\, 1012 HE Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:alternative,amsterdam-centrum,books,discussion,exhibition,oude k
	erk,queer
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Hosting Space explores how processes of hos
	ting, such as access, support, and gathering, operate within the context o
	f an art institution. It invites readers to reconsider how these activitie
	s are embedded in the spaces we inhabit and how they shape spatial practic
	es.</p> <p>The publication reflects on an exhibition and event program cur
	ated by Maike Statz at Hordaland Kunstsenter, Bergen, in 2023, bringing to
	gether visual documentation, new writing, and interviews with Staci Bu She
	a, Océane Vé-Réveillac, and César Reyes Nájera. Through these contribution
	s, the book considers how art institutions and spatial practitioners might
	 operate differently by prioritizing accessibility, interdependence, diffe
	rence, maintenance, and spaces for spontaneous gathering.<br>Designed by F
	rancesca Lucchitta and edited by Mathijs van Geest, Hosting Space is both 
	an invitation and an active archive, engaging with ongoing discussions on 
	socially engaged practices, institutional critique, and exhibition-making 
	as a method of research.</p> <p>Maike Statz (born 1992) is an Australian i
	nterior architect, artist and writer living in Oslo and Amsterdam. In her 
	work she explores the relationship between bodies, emotion, behaviour, ide
	ntity and space. Informed by feminist and queer practices, Maike Statz inv
	estigates spatial inequalities and seeks alternative tools and methods for
	 space-making.</p>
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