Talks and Public Programming

  • Standard Talks: Material Storytelling + Social Identities.

    The Standard, East Village’s NO BAR hosted the latest instalment of their “Standard Talks” Wednesday evening. This edition, led by moderator Mathew Capasso, co-host of Art Smack, and artist panelists Sanford Biggers and Tschabalala Self, centered on “Material Storytelling and Social Identities. Biggers and Self discussed a wide range of topics, from advice for young artists, to the stakes of living in a major city, to how emerging technologies impact their practices. Following the in-depth discussion, guests enjoyed NO BAR’s jasmine-infused cocktails.

  • Ethereal Femmes

    Ethereal Femmes - The art world’s Met Gala, in collaboration with Jerry Gogosian.

  • NADA - Artfair - Lotte Andersen Artist Conversation

    Lotte Andersen, in conversation with curator Silvana Lagos and gallerist Claudia Pareja for a walk-through of her project “It’s not you, it’s me. It’s complicated.”

    Currently based in Lima, the British interdisciplinary artist invites viewers to engage and expand on themes and codes embedded in her investigation. Having produced all of the work on show at NADA Miami in Lima during the recent coup d’etat, Andersen will discuss her experience of working away from home against the backdrop of this watershed year. Using parallels between the political instability in post-Brexit England and the ever present ripples of post-colonialism, the talk will touch on the recent political upheaval in Peru in conjunction with ideas on the fall of empire, popular culture and the choreography of nostalgic collapsing relics. A humbling reminder that potential is often born from chaos.

  • Art & Text as a Political Device: the work of Cecilia Vicuña

    Conversation between artist Cecilia Vicuña and Camila Marambio, curator and Director of the nomadic research programme Ensayos, as they explore the temporality and fragility in collective actions. Exploring art & text as a political device - the book as an intimate conversation.

  • Weaving Data: the work of Paola Torres Núñez del Prado

    seminar on the work of Paola Torrez Núñez de Prado, with Dr. Giuliana Borea as we explore the exertion of power in the hierarchy of translation and interpretation. Dismantling and decoding languages lost, and dissecting the use of data and AI in interpretation.

  • Translating movement: the work of Rosana Antoli

    Conversation between artist Rosana Antoli, and Marti Manen, Director of Index, as they explore the artist’s body of work, interweaving a specific fictional history of movement into a cosmos of relations, placing us in the rhythmic eddying of past, present and future constellations. Expanding on the notion of linguistics and translation as an artistic practice.

  • Art and Theory Publishing and MODIN evening of mini-talks highlighting ongoing Art and Theory book projects

    Art and Theory Publishing / MODIN communication

    Art and Theory Publishing and MODIN evening of mini-talks highlighting ongoing Art and Theory book projects

    Moderated by curator and writer Silvana Lagos, with artists: Tova Mozard, Dana Sederowsky, Sophie Tottie, Ulla Wiggen, and Harry Woodrow

  • DIVERSITY MATTERS AND INCLUSION IN THE ART SPHERE

    A panel discussion departing from the need to survey the representation of diversity in the ecosystem of today’s art world while adopting an outlook of positive change.

    MODERATOR

    Silvana Lagos Curator

    PANEL

    Samuel Girma, Producer Konsthall C, Theodor Ringborg, Curator Bonniers Konsthall, Macarena Olmos Dusant, Art historian & independent writer, Eva-Lotta Flach, Gallerist Galleri Flach, Karen Alexander, Independent curator