In addition to studio space, technical facilities and tutorial support for independent work, the Piet Zwart Institute offers an annually changing programme of thematic projects and lectures, which function as a framework for joint exploration of issues that are relevant to contemporary art and culture.

In this section you will find information about the projects and public lecture series of 2004-2005:

Body Language and Embodied Meaning
a series of public lectures and screenings, curated by Anke Bangma
(December 2004-April 2005)

The Production of Public and Private Spheres
a project with Babak Afrassiabi and Nasrin Tabatabai
(January-March 2005)

Black Friday
a project around multiplying, publishing and distribution with Christoph Keller from Revolver
(January-April 2005)

How to Send a Message
a project with Milica Tomic
(April-June 2005)

The Geography of Art
a series of public lectures and screenings with Christian Hoeller, Hedwig Saxenhuber & Georg Schoellhammer from Springerin magazine
(May 2005)

Art and Economy
a public symposium curated by Maria Lind, with Gregor Podnar, Gerald Raunig, Elin Wikström, Carey Young and Tirdad Zolghadr.
(June 4, 2005)

The year was concluded with a joint visit to The Venice Biennial (July 2005).