About the part that art plays in a globalising society

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  • Ali T. As’ad Ali T. As’ad

    Ali T. As’ad 

    Ali T. As’ad is a researcher, architect, and editor based in Amsterdam. Across research, architecture, curating, publishing, and pedagogy, his multi-disciplinary work approaches architecture as a cultural and political practice extending beyond physical construct, and curating as a form of spatial inquiry and infrastructural negotiation.

    Ali is Editor-in-Chief of MAKAN: Journal of Culture & Space, a trilingual print journal critically engaging contemporary architecture, urban conditions, and artistic research across the SWANA region. He is also a co-founder of the Spatial Justice for Palestine Network NL, a Netherlands-based collective of architects, researchers, and educators advancing critical spatial knowledge on Palestine through research, pedagogy, and public programming in the Netherlands.

    Ali is also a PhD candidate at the Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis (ASCA), University of Amsterdam, where his research examines exhibition-making and museum practices in Palestine, with particular attention to how curatorial and exhibitionary practices operate under conditions of colonial fragmentation and contested sovereignty.


    Agenda


    Artist Talk: Hydropolitics of Occupation
    As part of the finissage of Wild Waters, Framer Framed organises an artist talk with Jumana Emil Abboud and Areej Ashhab on the significance of water in the Palestinian landscape
    Book Launch: MAKAN #3: Synthetic Agencies
    The book launch of MAKAN's third issue invites readers to rethink (and unthink) dominant assumptions, polarities and discontents surrounding the notion of agency
    Reconstruction and Spatial Justice in Palestine
    Seminar interrogating the role of architecture in reproducing cycles of destruction and domination in Palestine
    Symposium: Stressing Solidarity - Witnessing Palestine through Art and Architecture
    A symposium on Palestinian art and cultural heritage initiated by the Teach-in Series workgroup of the Amsterdam School of Cultural Analysis
    MAKAN Journal - Manufacturing Narratives, Manufacturing Consent
    A presentation by MAKAN Journal