DIS
Friday 17 May 2019 from 12pm to 6pm
Free entry
Free admission
DIS, General Intellects with McKenzie Wark, 2017
© DIS
Videoclub
It seems we’ve lost our heads — no need for a brain when we’ve got thumbs that type and swipe, seeking out knowledge from a glut of online information too expansive for any one mind to hold.
Thumbs that Type and Swipe correlates to the latest iteration of DIS — a video network that hybridizes education and entertainment called dis.art, mobilizing an intergenerational network around critical issues facing us today and tomorrow.
Featuring a multitude of programs produced by DIS and its artistic collaborators including short films and documentaries, cartoons, talk shows, a cooking show, musical interludes, ad hoc street interviews, a furniture restoration tutorial, a headless lecture, and a trilogy of Public Service Announcements.
With Darren Bader, Will Benedict and Steffen Jørgensen, Hannah Black, Casey Jane Ellison, Ian Isiah, Ilana Harris-Babou, Aria Dean, Jacob Hurwitz-Goodman & Daniel Keller, Christopher Glazek, Matt Goerzen & Ed Fornieles, Kim Laughton, Whitney Mallett, Sean Monahan, Anastasia Davydova Lewis in collaboration with Eno Swinnen, Maroon World, Chus Martinez, Ada O'Higgins, Babak Radboy, Christopher Kulendran Thomas in collaboration with Annika Kuhlmann, Moritz Schularick, Stefanie Schwarzwimmer, Ryan Trecartin, Amalia Ulman, McKenzie Wark, Malte Zander
Saturday, May 18, continual screenings from 2pm to 8pm
Program:
Chus by DIS, 2017
School Chair by DIS, 2017
General Intellects with McKenzie Wark by DIS, E2: "Paul Preciado", 2017
Chus by DIS, 2017
Chicken Tickle by Ryan Trecartin, 2017
What is an Egg? by Darren Bader, 2017
School Chair by DIS, 2017
Chus by DIS, 2017
The Couch with Ada O’Higgins by DIS, 2017
Circle Time by DIS, E1: "What is Money?" With Babak Radboy, 2017
Bob: A job is a job is a job by Amalia Ulman, 2017
School Chair by DIS, 2017
Real Mass Entrepreneurship by Simon Denny, 2017
Silent Revolution (365+) by Stefanie Schwarzwimmer, 2018
A Good Crisis by DIS, 2018
Reparation Hardware by Ilana Harris-Babou, 2017
County Reel by Ryan Trecartin, 2017
What is an Egg? by Darren Bader, 2017
Untitled by Malte Zander, 2017
MAD with Casey Jane Ellison: Mothers and Daughters by Casey Jane Ellison, E1: "Casey and Her Mom", 2018
The Seasteaders by Jacob Hurwitz-Goodman and Daniel Keller, 2017
Exit World by Ryan Trecartin, 2017
Horizon by Anastasia Davydova Lewis in collaboration with Eno Swinnen, 2018
UBI: The Straight Truvada by DIS, 2018
Baitwatch by Matt Goerzen & Ed Fornieles, E1: "Controlled Opposition", 2018
What’s in the Box with Hannah Black by DIS and Hannah Black, E1: "Zahira Kelly", 2018
Eulogy for a Black Mass by Aria Dean, 2017
General Intellects with Mckenzie Wark: Sianne Ngai by McKenzie Wark and Sianne Ngai, 2017
The Restaurant (episodes 1 to 6) by Will Benedict and Steffen Jørgensen
60 Million Americans Can’t Be Wrong by Christopher Kulendran Thomas in collaboration with Annika Kuhlmann, 2017
Silent Revolution (365+) by Stefanie Schwarzwimmer, 2018
Obama Baroque by DIS, 2018
We Need To Invent A Different Kind Of Love: Michael Hardt Très Mall by Derek Larson, 2017
Untitled by Kim Laughton, 2018
Thumbs that Type and Swipe correlates to the latest iteration of DIS — a video network that hybridizes education and entertainment called dis.art, mobilizing an intergenerational network around critical issues facing us today and tomorrow.
Featuring a multitude of programs produced by DIS and its artistic collaborators including short films and documentaries, cartoons, talk shows, a cooking show, musical interludes, ad hoc street interviews, a furniture restoration tutorial, a headless lecture, and a trilogy of Public Service Announcements.
With Darren Bader, Will Benedict and Steffen Jørgensen, Hannah Black, Casey Jane Ellison, Ian Isiah, Ilana Harris-Babou, Aria Dean, Jacob Hurwitz-Goodman & Daniel Keller, Christopher Glazek, Matt Goerzen & Ed Fornieles, Kim Laughton, Whitney Mallett, Sean Monahan, Anastasia Davydova Lewis in collaboration with Eno Swinnen, Maroon World, Chus Martinez, Ada O'Higgins, Babak Radboy, Christopher Kulendran Thomas in collaboration with Annika Kuhlmann, Moritz Schularick, Stefanie Schwarzwimmer, Ryan Trecartin, Amalia Ulman, McKenzie Wark, Malte Zander
Saturday, May 18, continual screenings from 2pm to 8pm
Program:
Chus by DIS, 2017
School Chair by DIS, 2017
General Intellects with McKenzie Wark by DIS, E2: "Paul Preciado", 2017
Chus by DIS, 2017
Chicken Tickle by Ryan Trecartin, 2017
What is an Egg? by Darren Bader, 2017
School Chair by DIS, 2017
Chus by DIS, 2017
The Couch with Ada O’Higgins by DIS, 2017
Circle Time by DIS, E1: "What is Money?" With Babak Radboy, 2017
Bob: A job is a job is a job by Amalia Ulman, 2017
School Chair by DIS, 2017
Real Mass Entrepreneurship by Simon Denny, 2017
Silent Revolution (365+) by Stefanie Schwarzwimmer, 2018
A Good Crisis by DIS, 2018
Reparation Hardware by Ilana Harris-Babou, 2017
County Reel by Ryan Trecartin, 2017
What is an Egg? by Darren Bader, 2017
Untitled by Malte Zander, 2017
MAD with Casey Jane Ellison: Mothers and Daughters by Casey Jane Ellison, E1: "Casey and Her Mom", 2018
The Seasteaders by Jacob Hurwitz-Goodman and Daniel Keller, 2017
Exit World by Ryan Trecartin, 2017
Horizon by Anastasia Davydova Lewis in collaboration with Eno Swinnen, 2018
UBI: The Straight Truvada by DIS, 2018
Baitwatch by Matt Goerzen & Ed Fornieles, E1: "Controlled Opposition", 2018
What’s in the Box with Hannah Black by DIS and Hannah Black, E1: "Zahira Kelly", 2018
Eulogy for a Black Mass by Aria Dean, 2017
General Intellects with Mckenzie Wark: Sianne Ngai by McKenzie Wark and Sianne Ngai, 2017
The Restaurant (episodes 1 to 6) by Will Benedict and Steffen Jørgensen
60 Million Americans Can’t Be Wrong by Christopher Kulendran Thomas in collaboration with Annika Kuhlmann, 2017
Silent Revolution (365+) by Stefanie Schwarzwimmer, 2018
Obama Baroque by DIS, 2018
We Need To Invent A Different Kind Of Love: Michael Hardt Très Mall by Derek Larson, 2017
Untitled by Kim Laughton, 2018
DIS, UBI: The Straight Truvada, 2018
© DIS
For nearly a decade, DIS collective has continuously embraced, engaged and reinvented important new platforms for the production, dissemination and discussion of contemporary art. Through it’s own unique platforms and curatorial projects like the 9th Berlin Biennale, DIS enhances and amplifies the possibilities and capabilities of art and its role in the artistic, commercial, educational, and public spheres - folding all into one.
In 2018 the collective transitioned platforms from an online magazine, dismagazine.com, to a video streaming edutainment platform, dis.art, narrowing in on the future of education and entertainment. DIS enlists leading artists and thinkers to expand the reach of key conversations bubbling up through contemporary art, culture, philosophy and technology, with the aim to inspire, inform and mobilize a generation around the urgent issues facing us today and tomorrow.
DIS has also exhibited and organized shows at the Young Museum (San Francisco), La Casa Encendida (Madrid), Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art (Winnipeg), Baltimore Museum of Art and Project Native Informant (London). DIS has been included in group exhibitions at MoMA PS1, Museum of Modern Art and the New Museum (New York), Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, ICA Boston, Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, among others.