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Accompanying the exhibition Crying until laughing/Sírás nevetésig, 1646 and Trafó Gallery host a series of events, inviting artists Zsolt Miklósvölgyi & Márió Z. Nemes, Daniel Hüttler and Kasia Fudakowski for their lecture performances.
For their lecture performance, Zsolt Miklósvölgyi & Márió Z. Nemes (Technologie und das Unheimliche (T+U)) and Daniel Hüttler focus on Turanium, which is the most significant geocultural energy source in the Carpathian Basin. In this Hungarofuturist performance, T+U and Daniel undertake to stage the dialectic of the speculative national metal of Turanium. Proposing how Turanium is the most important raw material of the Hungarian trauma monopoly, capable of providing the technological sophistication and ethnosuicidal sensibility of post-Hungarian civilisations.
Joining us in this evening of events is visual artist Kasia Fudakowski, who will introduce us to The Palliative Turn: an approach to life and death forged by the Association for the Palliative Turn (APT). APT was founded in 2020 in reaction to the pervasive assumption that we humans can fix all our problems and escape our certain fate. By taking its starting point from the practice of palliative care as a model for art, APT asks if an acceptance of our impending end might not in fact be the first step to living better.
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