Processes and Projects Laboratory V

This subject introduces a curatorial perspective in the process of ideation, development, structuring, execution, and narration of processes and projects. Curatorial practices must have the ability to articulate discourses that are capable of functioning both individually and collectively. Therefore, this subject places a special emphasis on how individual work functions in relation to collective work, and this includes: the structuring of argumentative discussion processes and the clarification of relevant questions for the community or collective, the collective articulation of the practice in the form of structured and explicit processes of dialogue and negotiation, and experimentation with group and collaborative work methodologies. Also, it highlights the ways to show and present the work outside the context of the subject, opening its practice to a wider audience, socializing the practice in the academic context.

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