Seminar Anneke Jansen and Iris van der Tuin: Frogs and Clowns. An Object Orientation of Protest Today

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Kawanabe Kyōsai, One-eyed, malformed goddess Benzaiten accompanied by an elephant, reptilian monsters, and the fierce Buddhist guardian Fudō Myōō holding a sword (1890). Source: The Metropolitan Museum
Kawanabe Kyōsai, One-eyed, malformed goddess Benzaiten accompanied by an elephant, reptilian monsters, and the fierce Buddhist guardian Fudō Myōō holding a sword (1890). Source: The Metropolitan Museum

In the 12 November seminar of Transmission in Motion’s Navigating Entanglements series, Anneke Jansen (SPOT Groningen) and Iris van der Tuin (Utrecht University) will explore object orientation: a method that uses objects to bring together perspectives. 

Jansen and Van der Tuin will disentangle the inflatable frogs and other clowning objects used in protests in the United States today. How are we connected to the performance of protest, and the power structures that protesters with inflatable objects address?

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