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SAR SIG Co-agency event
at Auditorium KABK (Royal Academy of Art, The Hague, NL)
4 + 5 December 2023
Participants:
Anke Haarmann
Emily Huurdeman
Leonhard Grond
Jens Badura
Martinus Suijkerbuijk
Mari Sanden
Hilde Stiegler Rubecksen
Prerna Bishnoi
Contributions to the open workshop (Monday 17:00 - 19:00)
GPT's: Querying the ((Non)Human) with AI
Offers an exploration into the evolving realm of Generative Pre-trained Transformers (GPTs), and their function as interfacing between the ((Non)Human).
At the heart of our discussion lies the concept of General Artificial Language (GAL), a pivotal interface in bridging the communicative divide between the ((Non)Human). We will examine how GAL not only facilitate enhanced interaction but also operates on 'syntelligence' — a coined term capturing the blend of synchronous intelligence between the ((Non)Human).
The presentation continues by projecting a future paradigm in which AI tools no longer perform solely as static input-output devices, but instead operate as Behavioral Media —a new form of media that behaves according to the behavioral demands of users, while also possessing a high degree of autonomy.
On Pitbulls - Emily Huurdeman
On Pitbulls is an essayisitic lecture performance series tha investigates the current political landscape though the narrative of Pitbull’s, including current law, sciences and personal experiences. The goal is to make visible and discuss current frictions in society through a non- human perspective, not coming to a uniform conclusion but to think through the conflicts, paradoxes and problematics. The lecture performance will have an interactive part.
On Pitbulls is the first topic in the research: Essaying as collective performative practice. This research investigates how an essayistic process (essaying) in a performative setting can allow different artistic practices, different knowledge perspectives to interact. The research I will investigate if the essay can get out of it solitude practice and become a collective process. The research will investigate if the essay can get out of the gene definitions and become a performative vessel for transdisciplinary artistic research practices. Not focusing on the end form but on the process of essaying. Utilizing the iterative and critical force of the essay form, juxtaposing many different sources and perspectives.
Public: Personal invites?
The aims of the meeting in The Hague would be:
- Sharpening the content focus and concerns of the SIG
- Sharpening the "Glossary of Co-Agency" and "Platform for Peer Exchange" workstreams
- Defining initial working terms for the Co-Agency Glossary and testing and reflecting on possible approaches in terms of the desired "Artistik research-practice based conceptual work"
- Joint creation of an RC entry as a "display" for the public communication of the SIG and its activities to the outside world
- Planning the SIG contributions to the Tilburg conference
- Allocation of tasks/responsibilities
Concept programme:
4 December
13.00-14.00 Co-agency lunch: “The Wrap” (tea + coffee June) (Anke, Emily, Leon)
14.00-16.00 Internal meeting: Exchange / brainstorm: SAR contribution + RC exposition (physical)
16.00-17.00 break (coffee, tea, bites)
17.00-19.00 Public program lectures + workshops(titel, who, how long)
5 December
09.30-13.00 Internal meeting: Preperation for SAR Presentation + RC exposition
Facilies
- Coffee and tea
- cutlery, plates
- Wooden plates
KABK supplies: Frits lemonades + back-up soup, bread
Bring (by KABK Team):
- food ingredients
Shop: markers +/ papers big/small / treads/ tape /
Office: scissors
BrainstormingThemes / terms: Co-agency of non-humans
References in relation to themes:
Ethical inks:
International examples:
Duke University Ethics Modules : All modules
Cameras & Research: Tokyo skateboarders
Sensitive subjects: Cuba’s Underground economy
Durham University (UK) Participatory Research Hub
Participatory Research Hub for PAR – a 2 page overview of CSJCA resources
Dilemmas cafés:a guide for facilitators
Participatory Action Research Toolkit
Community Toolkit: a guide to working with universities on research projects
Ethics Guide for Community-based Participatory Research
Research in Transition: Developing Guidelines for Activist-Academic Research Collaborations
The Hague
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