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Aang Nkurunziza

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Abril Cisneros Ramírez

is a curator based in the Netherlands. Her practice investigates the potential of interdisciplinary methodologies to approach contemporary art and broaden interpretive possibilities and, more expansively, politically engaged culture and performance.

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Adam Kleinman

ist freier Schriftsteller in New York. Zuvor war er Chefredakteur und außerordentlicher Kurator am damaligen Witte de With Center for Contemporary Art, dem heutigen Kunstinstituut Melly.

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ADAMA PARIS

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Adriana Tranca

is an independent curator, researcher and writer. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Linguistics and one in Art History from the University of Bucharest and a Master of Fine Arts in Curating from Goldsmiths, University of London.

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Afrang Nordlöf Malekian

(b. 1995) is an Iranian-Swedish artist based in Berlin and Stockholm, who creates performances and installations informed by processes of hybridization in migratory cultures.

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Agata Pyzik

is a writer, contributes to Artforum & Calvert Journal, author of Poor but Sexy. Culture Clashes in Europe East and West (2013) and a memoir A Girl & a Gun (2020). She lives in Warsaw.

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Agnieszka Roguski

lebt und arbeitet in Berlin an der Schnittstelle von Forschung und Kuratorischem. Sie versteht ihr Wissen als Praxis – und umgekehrt.

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Ahmed Naji

Ahmed Naji is a writer from Egypt, currently a fellow writer at BMI in Las Vegas. Among his books are Using Life (2014), Rotten Evidence: Reading and Writing in Prison (2019), And Tigers to my Room (2020). ILLUSTRATON .

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Aiwen YIN

is a practicing designer, researcher, theorist, strategist, and project developer, who advocates relationship-focused design as a strategy to redesign, re-engineer, and reimagine the relationship between technology and society.

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Alesa Mustar

geboren in Slowenien und wohnhaft in Berlin, studierte Architektur und arbeitet als Kulturmanagerin sowie Kuratorin mit Schwerpunkt auf Krisengeografien und Critical Curating.

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Alessandro Y. Longo

is a philosopher and researcher based in Berlin. Alessandro's research explores subversive uses of technology, cooperative economic models, and cultural mutations in the age of digital networks.

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Alex Ostojski

(*1997) is a Polish-German writer and scholar of art history in a global context at Freie Universität Berlin.

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Alexander Kolesnikow

Alexander Kolesnikov ist investigativer Journalist aus Minsk, Weißrussland.

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Alina Kolar

is fed up and starved by the system at the same time. Years later, still.

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Amanda Paruta

born in Buffalo, NY, is driven by questions of ethics, capitalism, and class in classical music. Growing up in a largely workingpoor city, Paruta experienced feelings of alienation after crossing the socioeconomic wealth gap in order to study music.

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Amelie Jakubek

is an artist, editor and organizer researching methodologies of collectives. She is working with AWC, Archive Books, the Collective Commune/ الكوميونة (Cairo and Berlin) and the association Membrane e.V..

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Ana María Crespo

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Anahita Razmi

is a visual artist. Her artistic work is not directly related to this text, but has been affected and disrupted by its topics.

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Anamaría Garzón Mantilla

is a curator and full time faculty at Universidad San Francisco de Quito. Garzón is the editor of post(s), and creative director of Khôra, a non-profit space.

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Andrea Alejandro Freire

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Andrea Büttner

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Andrea Crespo Granda

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Andreas Petrossiants

is a writer and editor.

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Andreas Reckwitz

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Andrej Grubačić

is an anarchist dissident, historian, and author of Don’t Mourn, Balkanize!: Essays After Yugoslavia, and Wobblies and Zapatistas: Conversations on Anarchism, Marxism and Radical History.

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Andrés Araux

is part of SOMOS TODXS, a task force rebuilding Ecuador after its complete breakdown. He is part of IMF and of the redesign of SDR, shaping the creation of the new official global currency.

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Angela Lammert

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Angela Melitopoulos

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Angelika Stepken

is an author, curator, and researcher based in Pescia and Berlin. From 2006-2022 she directed the Künstlerhaus Villa Romana in Florence, and, before that, the Badischer Kunstverein in Karlsruhe.

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Angeliki Tzortzakaki

(she/her) works as a writer, curator, editor, researcher and occasionally performer in Amsterdam and her birthplace Crete.

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Àngels Miralda

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Àngels Miralda Tena

is a Catalan-American writer and curator currently based in Terrassa, Catalonia. She writes on curatorial and institutional ethics and organises exhibitions internationally.

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Anke Stelling

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Ann Cotten

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Anna Beckers

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Anna Doil

Geb. 1994 in Biberach an der Riß. Studierte Kulturwissenschaft und Area Studies in Berlin und Yogyakarta. Nach einer Zwischenstation beim Goethe-Institut Bangkok nun wieder zurück in Berlin (wer orientierungslos ist, kommt viel mehr rum).

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Anna Ehrenstein

works in transdisciplinary artistic practice with a focus on research and mediation.

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Anna Papaeti

is Research Associate Professor at the University of Cyprus and Principal Investigator of the ERC Consolidator Grant Soundscapes of Trauma: Music, Sound, and the Ethics of Witnessing (MUTE).

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Anna Rosa Krau

geboren im Ruhrgebiet. Ihr Studium führt sie von der Philosophie zur Fotografie, von Düsseldorf über Potsdam nach London zum LCP und Central Saint Martins.

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Anna Yeboah

is an architect and researcher interested in power relations and decolonial spatial strategies. A PhD update in Neuroscience was uploaded to her mind through Youtube in 2031.

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Anne Katrin Bohle

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Anne Rodrigues

is a historian, artistic director, performer, and curator from Salvador, Brazil.

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Anne Waak

arbeitet als Journalistin und Autorin. Sie wurde in Dresden geboren, studierte in Berlin und Paris Literatur- und Musikwissenschaften sowie Kulturjournalismus.

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Annette Krauss

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Antoine Simeão Schalk

is a researcher and curator based in Berlin and Rio de Janeiro.

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Antonia Alampi

is a curator, researcher and writer born to southern Italy and currently based in Berlin, where she is Artistic co-Director of SAVVY Contemporary. She is also on the curatorial team of the quadrennial sonsbeek2020-2024.

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Arantxa Ciafrino

is a museologist and art historian, currently based in Berlin.

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Aria Baghestani

is an artist, writer, and dramaturge from Tehran whose works integrate literature, performing arts, and film. He started his career in Tehran’s independent theatre scene in the 2010s, working as a playwright and director in mainly student projects.

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Ariella Aïsha Azoulay

ist Autorin, Kuratorin, Filmemacherin und Theoretikerin in Fotografie und visueller Kultur.

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Aris Komporozos-Athanasiou

is the author of Speculative Communities: Living with Uncertainty in a Financialized World (University of Chicago Press, 2022).

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Arnold Braho

is an independent curator and contributor for various specialized magazines including Flash Art, L'Essenziale Studio and Artribune. Braho is co-founder of the curatorial platform Sa.turn of the Provinciale11 collective.

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Arts of the Working Class

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Ashley Dawson

is Professor of Environmental Humanities at the Graduate Center/City University of New York and the College of Staten Island.

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Astrée Duval

is dancefloor mystique, cosmic healer and socialist agitator. She is currently based in Berlin.

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Attila Saygel

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Audrey Tang

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Aurélie Sophie Coulibaly

lives, works, and writes in London and Athens. Her practice focuses on formal stylistic experiments in short prose and interrogates themes of belonging and alienation, exploring ways in which people connect, repel, and reconnect.

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AWC Team

in solidarity with the art workers initiative against the Kunsthalle Berlin.

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Azu Nwagbogu

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Bar Gregoryan

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Barbara Casavecchia

is a writer, independent curator and educator based in Milan, where she teaches at Brera art academy.

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Bare Minimum Collective

is a queer interdisciplinary anti-work art collective. We hate working, hustling, neoliberal self-improvement, wage labour and surplus value, private property, how work eats into our time, our love, and our ability to make things in earnest.

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Bee Haven

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Belia Zanna Geetha Brückner

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Ben Livne Weitzman

BEN LIVNE WEITZMAN is a curator and writer invested in augmented interventions, sonic compositions, blurred poetic clearings and bonfire communal gatherings. Born in Jerusalem and currently living in Frankfurt am Main.

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Benno Hauswaldt

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Berliner Festspiele

stands for a cultural programme where the new becomes visible.

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Bilge Emine Arslan

is a visual artist and writer born in Iskenderun, Turkey, living and working in Berlin. She studied MA Spatial Strategies at Weißensee Kunsthochschule, Berlin, Germany.

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Blerta Haziraj

(1994) lives in between Prishtina and Prizren. She has studied Psychology at the University of Prishtina. Previously, she worked as a researcher in the artistic project Shkreptima, and lead the Communication Department at DokuFest for two years.

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Boaz Levin

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Bojana Piškur

Bojana Piškur is a writer and curator at the Museum of Modern Art in Ljubljana.

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Brenda Guesnet

is a curator and writer. She works as curator and deputy director for IKOB, a museum of contemporary art in Eupen, Belgium, and is a co-founder of celador, an independent space in Brussels.

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Brunilda Pali

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Camille Henrot

is a French artist who lives and works in Paris and New York. The works in the "Mother Tongue" exhibition reflect being drawn between the desire to retreat and the desire to engage – on both a personal and political level.

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Candice Lin

is an assistant professor in the UCLA Department of Art faculty and an interdisciplinary artist who works with installation, drawing, video, and living materials and processes, such as mould, mushrooms, bacteria, fermentation, cooking and stains.

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Carceral Time Working Group

is composed of a group of 20 students (Jacob Bertilsson, Jacob Bolton, Severine Chapelle, Ayana Enomoto-Hurst, Georgia Ferguson, Omar Hmidat, Ana Lopez Sanchez-Vegazo, Andrea Macias-Yanez, Marvi Mazhar, James Moss, Ginevra Naldini, Miguel Ramos…

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Carla Garlaschi

(b. Chile) aka Princess Prada is a visual artist, writer and performer currently living and working in London and Stockholm.

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Carlos Hanke Barajas

was born in Bogotá, Colombia, and studied Political Science and Public Law in Mannheim, Bilbao, and Leipzig.

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Carme Arcarazo

Carme Arcarazo is an urban and housing researcher at La Hidra Institute and the spokesperson of the Barcelona Tenants Union.

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Caroline Nevejan

is a researcher and designer who has been involved with the emerging network society and digital culture since the 1980’s. Nevejan is a regular presenter at national and international fora. She is an advisor to international policy makers.

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Caroline Ngorobi

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Caspar Shaller

Caspar Shaller (*1989) is an American-Swiss journalist, editor, and translator.

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Cassie Thornton

Cassie Thornton

is an artist and activist who makes a “safe space” for the unknown, for disobedience and for unanticipated collectivity.

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Caterina Selva

is an architect, landscape designer and researcher. A graduate of the Centre for Research Architecture at Goldsmiths University, her work explores the power structures that shape bodies and landscapes in extractive ecologies and border environments.

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Catherine Czacki

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CATPC

CATPC, Cercle d'Art des Travailleurs de Plantation Congolaise, or Congolese Plantation Workers Art League, is an art cooperative of plantation workers based in Lusanga, D.R. Congo.

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Catwings

is an initiative of Steph Joyce and Theresa Zwerschke, rooted in communal learning, gathering-based art, and self-governed collective action.

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Cecilia Bien

is a writer and researcher living in and working in Vienna AT.

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Cedric Libert

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Ceylan Öztrük

is an artist / writer, lives in Zürich. ceylanoztruk.com

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Charlotte Malterre-Barthes

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Ché Zara Blomfield

is a curator and Arts and Culture Coordinator for Progressive International.

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Chiara Pagano

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Chris Paxton

Chris is an artist, curator and writer living in Berlin. His research focuses on mediation in art and cultural institutions. He currently studies Cultures of the Curatorial at the Academy of Fine Arts in Leipzig.

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Christian Posthofen

ist Philosoph und Historiker. Von 2019— 2029 lehrte er “Theorie & Praxis” an der ETH Zürich. Er lebt in Berlin.

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Christina Lehnert

lebt und arbeitet als Kuratorin in Frankfurt am Main. Sie war bis Anfang diesen Jahres Kuratorin am Portikus.

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Christoph Sehl

vive y trabaja como autor, a su deriva, mientras espera su visa de trabajo para regresar a su departamento en Teherán, Irán. Actualmente se encuentra escribiendo un libro sobre los Reyes Magos en algún lugar remoto de Alemania.

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Christopher Roth

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Cibelle Cavalli Bastos

Mx. Cibelle Cavalli Bastos (b. 1978, São Paulo, Brazil) Non-binary, They/Them pronouns. Artist, musician, independent researcher and activist. Lives and works between Berlin, São Paulo and London. Graduated in 2015 from Royal College of Art, London.

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