responses are subjective introductions to 𝕒𝕣𝕘𝕠𝕤 exhibitions, for which we invite people from different groups and subgroups, cultural, or social fields to interpret exhibitions from their perspectives. Instead of offering specialised tours, this programme consists of subjective readings, which make the social resonance of artworks tangible.

QUESTIONS is a discursive practice that grew from the necessity to find new ways to polylogue when addressing political and artistic discourse. The practice enables the participants to continuously reformulate ideas, theories and concepts while advancing towards understanding, misunderstanding, poetics, or all at once.

The discussion is held only by asking questions, each participant can ask as many questions as wanted and there is no predetermined order of speakers. Each question needs to relate to the question or questions before it. Each question has to be directed to all participants and not to a specific person. Each participant can repeat a question that was asked earlier in the discussion or ask for 30 seconds of silence.

All languages are welcome
duration: approximately 1 hour
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Artists Sirah Foighel Brutmann and Eitan Efrat work collaboratively in the audiovisual field. Their practice focuses on the performative aspects of the moving image. Together with Meggy Rustamova and Pieter Geenen, they have founded the artist film and video collective Messidor.