CFC Members Program: Onassis AiR
Call for Curators invites you on Thursday, February 11 at 6.30pm Berlin time to a new Members Program with Ash Bulayev, Nefeli Myrodia, and Myrto Katsimicha of Onassis AiR. They will discuss the current open call for The School of Infinite Rehearsals, a collective research program that brings together an interdisciplinary group of participants to exchange knowledge and practices around issues of self-organization, institutions, community economies, and philanthropy. Onassis AiR is inviting practitioners from any medium of expression or discipline to apply, and you can find the full open call here!
Call for Curators Members Program:
Onassis AiR: The School of Infinite Rehearsals Open Call
Thursday, February 11
6.30pm Berlin time
The registration is now closed
Onassis AiR is an international artistic research residency program established by the Onassis Foundation in 2019 in Athens, Greece. Driven by a self-organized and process-oriented ethos and working toward a less product-obsessed arts ecosystem, Onassis AiR is a growing community that experiments with different forms of cohabitation and is housed in a building nestled in the Athenian neighborhood of Plaka. The Onassis AiR team is: Ash Bulayev, Nefeli Myrodia, Georgia Giannakea and Myrto Katsimicha.
The School of Infinite Rehearsals: Movements V–VIII will run between September 2021 and June 2022 and will look at the spatial and temporal structures that affect the ways we live, the ways we act and the ways we come together. How do we relate to others and how do we organize our decisions? What modes of governance do we adhere to and how do we shape them? What economic systems do we choose to be complicit in and how much agency do we claim to implement radical alternatives? How do we institute our knowledge(s) and acknowledge our institutional complacency or complicity?
In Fall 2021, Movements V & VI will collectively explore issues of governance, through the lens of discourse on self-organization (Movement V), and institutions (Movement VI). In Spring 2022, Movements VII & VIII will tackle areas of economies by focusing on community economies (Movement VII), and philanthropy (Movement VIII).
