Lehrveranstaltung des Menzel-Dachs mit Matt Saunders: Remediations - Detailseite

Departing from Matt Saunders’ own artistic practice, this practice-oriented course examines processes of remediation and transfer between different media.

About Matt Saunders:

Grounded in painting, Saunders' work makes porous and provocative relationships with other forms, especially photography, printmaking and installations of animated films. One-person institutional exhibitions include the Renaissance Society (Chicago), the Tate (Liverpool), Tank Space (Shanghai) and the St. Louis Art Museum, alongside numerous gallery shows at Blum & Poe and Marian Goodman Gallery, where he is represented. Matt Saunders is Professor of Art, Film, and Visual Studies at Harvard University.

Termine:

Blockseminar an vier Freitagen: 16.5., 23.5., 20.6., 27.6.2025, jeweils 10-18 Uhr; Raum 0.12, Georgenstraße 47 und Atrium

Vorbesprechung: Neuer Termin: Mittwoch, 16.4.2025, 10-11.30 Uhr, Raum 0.12, Georgenstraße 47

Teilnahmebegrenzung: 15 Personen

Participation in this course requires prior registration via Agnes and participation in the introductory session at the beginning of the semester. At the introductory session, details of the course are discussed and any questions can be clarified, before you sign up to confirm your registration for the course. Admission to the course takes place after this meeting. If there are more registrations than available spots, a lottery will be held.

We would like to enable you to complete your studies within the standard period of study. Especially if you are in an advanced semester, not attending the course might present an exceptional hardship for you. If this is the case, you can submit a request for special consideration. The reasons for such exceptional hardship include, in particular, health, social, disability-related or family reasons that make immediate participation in the course absolutely necessary. If you wish to claim exceptional hardship, please note this directly when you register in Agnes. Please refrain from sending additional emails in this regard.