Action Research
As a cultural organization working with and through representation (as a form of knowledge and meaning making), Framer Framed has a duty of care to that which it represents. One initiative in which we seek to develop a decolonial and participatory approach towards this duty is through our Action Research Group.

Action Research
The Action Research Group seeks transformative change through the synergy of taking action and doing research, as well as considering action as a form of research connected by critical reflection. Framer Framed’s Action Research aims to implement and self-reflect on public programs and projects which address themes of activism, art, and archive.
The focus of the Action Research Group is not fixed but rather evolves in line with Framer Framed’s (re)active way of working -- centring the politics, practices and publics of a range of urgent issues. We investigate socially engaged practices and ways of being as a form of knowledge production in order to bring together the experiences of artists, activists, curators, writers and members of both local and global communities.
With this intersectional and decolonial foundation, we work in four main strands of programming with each involving a multiplicity of agents and streams of knowledge throughout the development process. This deepens our initial propositions, bringing critical insights to the organization and the public.
Index

Work Session on Art and Activism: Where Are We Heading?
Een brainstorm- en actiedag voor solidariteit in het kader van de tentoonstelling Past Disquiet

Screenings Past Disquiet at Het Documentaire Paviljoen
Op 11 mei presenteert curator Rasha Salti in Het Documentaire Paviljoen twee films rondom de tentoonstelling Past Disquiet

In Extractive Terrains
Een middag met filmscreenings en discussies over de imperialistische, koloniale en kapitalistische geschiedenis van de extractie in Centraal-Azië en Oekraïne.

Expositie: Charging Myths
Een tentoonstelling van het transnationale collectief On-Trade-Off waarin wordt onderzocht hoe technologische innovatie afhankelijk is van natuurlijke hulpbronnen.
Artikelen & Berichten
Bekijk alle Action Research berichten

Z! en Arts of the Working Class: co-publicatie Amsterdamse en Berlijnse straatkranten in samenwerking met Framer Framed

Framer Framed kondigt twee fellowships aan over de theorie en praktijk van commoning

"...exposing the pasts, presents, and futures of colonial toxicity." – Samia Henni in Critique d'art

Boekwinkel selectie: Archipelagic Affects
