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Part 2 - “Composting“ Agenda

Part 2 - “Composting“ Agenda 

Online: 03. - 07. October 


The Compost is a place for ‘composting’ – a process that aims to fertilize the specific ground where curatorial methods and practices in the performing arts take place. 

‘Composting’ is about sharing and exchanging materials and resources with a wide range of experiences and knowledge produced inside and outside the usual academic context. To engage in composting means to share interests, knowledge, and experiences on curating, and to let ’the compost’ work as a co-existing and co-creative space for a multitude of perspectives, simultaneously negotiating what this process will do, or become. curatingincontext.com/resources/composting/

Silke Balke, Tove Salmgren, Biljana Tanurovska – Kj and Una Bauer are offering and inviting in exploring, exchanging, and thinking diverse approaches of common work with diverse materials (texts, videos, objects, ideas, etc.) that can/will be used in the development of the curatorial ideas, practices, and processes of working by the students. 


03. October 

10.00 – 16.00 → with Silke Balke 


04. October 

10.00 – 16.00 → with Tove Salmgren


05. October 

10.00 – 16.00 → with Biljana Tanurovska - Kjulavkovski


06. October 

10.00 – 16.00 → with Una Bauer 


07. October 

10.00 – 12.00 → wrap up Compost week with Biljana Tanurovska – Kjulavkovski and Tove Salmgren




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