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2nd EDITION. 4 October 2023 \u2013 28 June 2024<\/strong><\/p>\n

The word \u201carticulate\u201d derives from the Latin articulus<\/em>, meaning a joint, a connective part. An articulus <\/em>is something able to bridge what is externally visible with the microscopically invisible, joining micro to macro and shifting the dualistic debate around scale to the issue of articulating, joining or relating. As an adjective, \u201carticulate\u201d refers to the ability to use language to express complex concepts, to hold layers of meaning, and to eloquently enable listening. Accompanied by the term \u201creticulated\u201d, however, it refers to the ability to create a skin, a membrane, or embodied knowledge.<\/p>\n

The programme ARTICULACIONS 2023\/24 aims at \u201creticulated articulation\u201d. The strength to transform words, gestures or the politics of images and acts into a weave, an epidermis or envelopment gives continuity to our understanding of the IVAM as a living organism. The museum opens up and deploys a series of organs with the will to make a body, a body that feeds off friction with other circulating bodies, no matter what their scale or nature. Our study programme in collaboration with the Universitat Polit\u00e8cnica de Val\u00e8ncia and the Universitat de Val\u00e8ncia is a means to strengthen our public vocation, while also enabling a transdisciplinary pedagogical experiment sensitive to the emergencies of our wounded planet, which so badly needs other ways of being in the world.<\/p>\n

The four modules of the programme: Contemporary metabolic practices; Ruptures and remediations of discourse; Walking with our heads, thinking with our feet; and Singular\/Plural<\/em>, will allow us to rehearse new working methods assisted by post-identity feminisms, popular and decolonial practices, processes of globalisation and virtualisation, speculative and collective narratives, and environmental caring.<\/p>\n

Students of this programme will be part of a heterodox institutional project which focuses on careful attention to social, creative and thought processes rather than simple results. By joining this programme, you \u201cpractice with\u201d a community of students, professors with different professional and academic profiles, from different geographies, whose practices incisively and critically mould how different contemporary art expressions are understood, practised and thought about.<\/p>\n

You will be given the critical capacities to analyse, design and create different types of cultural projects both individually and collectively. Final projects will be materialised at the IVAM and associated entities, giving you the chance to carry out your programme and practice in the real world.<\/p>\n

You can explore the archive generated from the various encounters and records of the first edition here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Frequently Questions<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

MODULES<\/strong><\/p>\n

Each module addresses the urgent issues of the present through practices, discourses, methodologies and projects<\/strong> in dialogue with the following core subjects:<\/p>\n