weaving stories #3: the being of relation

Join the third and last event in the weaving stories series, Co-creating conditions of possibilities at the end of the world as we know it. For this session, the inquiries of ro heinrich and Reza Mirabi further coalesce. Both are drawn to ecological modes of perception, dynamically attuning with fundamental shifts in the world – not only politically or environmentally, but at the level of relation itself.

Their research thinks and learns with process philosophy, black study, Sufi mysticism and autistic perception and weaves with recorded conversation materials with interlocutors including Erin Manning, Brian Massumi (alongside others) and the poem The Conference of the Birds by Attar of Nishapur.

This weaving stories gathering engages participation with reading, conversation and practice sharing with a film-screening-performance, including the (live) sounds of artist, composer and collaborator Sher Doruff.

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About

weaving stories is a series by ARIAS in which an artist-researcher is invited to share their practice unfolding over several sessions together with participants; all are welcome to join. In these critical times when the scope of exchanges is consistently reduced, we would like to offer spaces for an ecology of practices, where different perspectives and ways of knowing may be engaged relationally towards difference without separability.

Co-creating conditions of possibilities at the end of the world as we know it is co-curated by ro heinrich and fabrice dubosc, in collaboration with ARIAS, Framer Framed and Reschooling With.

This event is in English. Admission is free.

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This event is made possible by the generous support of VriendenLoterij Fonds, European Cultural Foundation, and Cultuurfonds. Hosted by Framer Framed, Amsterdam.