Screening of short film ALGO-RHYTHM (2019) as part of the Young curators 2022 programme at VIS 22. Filmmuseum Wien, Austria

You are invited to the King’s x Somerset House Studios 2022 Showcase on Tuesday 3 May 2022, 17.45 – 21.00. Aimed at addressing pressing contemporary issues and enhancing public knowledge and understanding through interdisciplinary work, the third iteration of this collaborative programme offers artist-researcher teams the opportunity to connect and develop ideas, exploring critical new […]

We are delighted to invite you to the screening of short film ALGO-RHYTHM as part of the film programme at the Kesselhaus!

This introductory workshop is designed to introduce King’s students from the Contemporary India module in the MSc Global Affairs programme to the Artefacts of Resistance project as a work in progress. [read more…]

Pushkin House presents a workshop by Manu Luksch and Mukul Patel, creators of a new artist-guided walk – HEAR/HERE TO SEE – that shines a light on the automated systems of surveillance and management that lie behind the facades of London’s Westminster. In their artist talk at Pushkin House, Luksch and Patel discuss how these […]

Wednesday, 20 April 2022, 7:00-8:00pm Join us for an evening of discussion at Pushkin House with Dr. Seeta Gangadharan (the founder of Our Data Bodies and Associate Professor in the Department of Media and Communications at the London School of Economics and Political Science), Mukul Patel and Manu Luksch. The spread of computation to all […]

<watch this space> DIAGONALE Festival des österreichischen Films

Short film ALGO-RHYTHM is part of the film programme presented by Augenblicke Afrika at Studio Kino Hamburg.  

Mascara Film Club in London presents the award-winning short film ALGO-RHYTHM (AT/UK/SEN), alongside works by Andrew Norman Wilson, Mark Leckey and Maz Murray.  

Solid Roof, Severe Weather will bring together artistic investigations of concepts of housing, architecture and urban planning under the impact of political-economic interests. Artists include Tekla Aslanishvili, Manu Luksch,  Shawn Maximo, Michael Simku, Colectivo Tercerunquinto as well as works by the co-curators Marlene Maier and Olena Newkryta.

17:30 Oshman Hall, McMurtry Building In-person (due to COVID only for Stanford affiliates).

This online event will showcase the poetic work of activists and artists from the MENA region and elsewhere, including an excerpt of the documentary SING AND CRY, CRY AND SING with Artur Ligeska. This year the UAE is hosting the Dubai Expo, an event that claims that “when the world comes together, we create a […]