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Event listing. Sands Murray Wassink with Amalia Calderón, Megan Hoetger, and Radna Rumping, COLLABORATION. How can we work together?, Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten, Amsterdam, June 2021.
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Roundtable discussion documentation. Sands Murray Wassink with Amalia Calderón, Megan Hoetger, and Radna Rumping, COLLABORATION. How can we work together?, Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten, Amsterdam, June 2021. Photo: Ratu R. Saraswati.
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Roundtable discussion documentation. Sands Murray Wassink with Amalia Calderón, Megan Hoetger, and Radna Rumping, COLLABORATION. How can we work together?, Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten, Amsterdam, June 2021. Photo: Ratu R. Saraswati.
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Roundtable discussion documentation. Sands Murray Wassink with Amalia Calderón, Megan Hoetger, and Radna Rumping, COLLABORATION. How can we work together?, Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten, Amsterdam, June 2021. Photo: Ratu R. Saraswati.
COLLABORATION. How can we work together? was the third process event convened as part of painter and body artist Sands Murray-Wassink’s 18-month collaborative performance Gift Science Archive. For this final gathering in the series, the artist and collaborators Amalia Calderón, Megan Hoetger, and Radna Rumping returned to the Rijksakademie in Amsterdam, this time for a roundtable conversation moderated by If I Can’t Dance curator of archive Anik Fournier. Together, they discussed the structures of ‘collaboration’ within the group’s performance of archiving and the modes of feminist storytelling and knowledge production developed over the course of their eighteen months working together. The four collaborators also gave insight into their respective roles and shared tasks along the way.
The three Gift Science Archive process events each took up a keyword central to the project — value, relationships, and collaboration — in order to open out the durational performance’s process to public engagement.
COLLABORATION formed part of the commission Gift Science Archive, which Hoetger led as part of the Edition VIII - Ritual and Display biennial program (2019-2021) for If I Can’t Dance, Amsterdam. The project was co-produced with mistral, Amsterdam and Auto Italia, London with support from the Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten, Amsterdam.