PROF. DR. BURCU DOGRAMACI PASKAITA „ART (HISTORY) ON THE MOVE: DIS:CONNECTIVITY, ENTANGLEMENTS AND EXILE“ 

2025 m. rugsėjo 10 d., trečiadienį, 11 val.
LMTA Juozo Karoso salėje (Gedimino pr. 42, Vilnius)

MENOTYRININKĖS PROF. DR. BURCU DOGRAMACI (MIUNCHENO LIUDVIKO IR MAKSIMILIANO UNIVERSITETAS) PASKAITA  „ART (HISTORY) ON THE MOVE: DIS:CONNECTIVITY, ENTANGLEMENTS AND EXILE“ 

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Profesorė dr. Burcu Dogramaci (Miuncheno Liudviko ir Maksimiliano universitetas) yra pirmaujanti tyrėja, Käte Hamburger tyrimų centro global dis:connect vadovė. Ji tyrinėja modernybės ir šiuolaikybės meną, gilinasi į egzilio ir migracijos procesus ir reiškinius fotografijos, architektūros, mados, gatvės meno srityse. Burcu Dogramaci kaip pagrindinė tyrėja įgyvendino plataus atgarsio susilaukusį projektą Relocating Modernism: Global Metropolises, Modern Art and Exile (METROMOD)” (2017–2023, https://metromod.net), kurį finansavo Europos mokslo fondas (ERC).  

Naujausi leidiniai:

London Exile: Metropolis, Modernity, and Artistic Migration (Leuven University Press, 2025, https://library.oapen.org/handle/20.500.12657/105084);

Grenze|Granica. Art on the German-Polish Border after 1990 (with Marta Smolińska, Böhlau 2024, https://www.vandenhoeck-ruprecht-verlage.com/themen-entdecken/kunst-und-architektur/kunstgeschichte-kunstwissenschaft/58903/grenze/granica?c=1763);

Urban Exile. Theories, Methods, Research Practices (Intellect, 2023, ed. with Ekaterina Aygün et al., https://library.oapen.org/handle/20.500.12657/61621);

Handbook of Art and Global Migration Theories, Practices, and Challenges (ed. with Birgit Mersmann, De Gruyter, 2019).

Anotacija

Exile and migration have shaped 20th-century art and contributed to new artistic concepts and forms of expression. My lecture will explore recent approaches which could help to explore art and art history as “on the move”. Based on case studies, passages, detours, absences, and interruptions will be analysed as indications of a dis:connective art history in a global perspective. In addition, practices of entanglement and kinship will be discussed, which can be a further effect of displacements – for example, when exiles come together and jointly present themselves in front of the camera and (in the sense of “doing exile”) form an exile community. My lecture understands entanglement and dis:connectivity not only as practices closely linked to phenomena of exile in art. Rather, the perspective of researchers should also be situated in this context: How, for example, can dis:connective phenomena be communicated in art-historical exile research, and how can digital methods mediate research findings on a topic marked by absences and losses?

Organizatorius: LMTA Mokslo centras

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