2023
 We?
Publication
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We? is a messy assemblage about the collective wonderings over the duration of the 7-month Postnatural Inderperndent Program.


    By critically leaving behind the representational distance between “us” and “them”, “here” and “there”, and “knowledge” and “superstition”, to name just a few of the dichotomies cultivated by Western traditional art and philosophy academies, we forge a necessary and immediate relation to the world. But who is “we”? And how can “we” stay together, despite our differences? How can “we” create collectivity without sameness, and bypass the pull towards homogeneity?
This book is a reflection, reverberation and resonance of our 7 months together

PIP Faculty:
    Karen Barad
    Claire Colebrook
    Lorenzo Sandoval
    Cary Wolfe
    Institute of Queer Ecology
    Filipa Ramos
    Gesyada Siregar
    Paloma Contreras
    Báyò Akómoláfé
    Stacy Alaimo
    Mary Maggic
    Uriel Fogué

Editor:
   Yuri Tuma
    Clara Benito
    Gabriel Alonso

Editorial Assistants:
    Pablo Ferreira Navone
    Karol Muñozcano

Editorial design:
    Matteo Guarnaccia

Research contributors


 The Institute for Postnatural Studies

2023 PIP participants:
    Adriana Gallo
    Aliaskar Abarkas
    Ama Josephine Budge Johnstone
    Ana Roman
    Ana Rosela del Bosque
    Andrea Lumplecker
    Ania Mokrzycka
    Caroline Ward
    Caterina Gobbi
    Davide Marcianesi
    Diogo da Cruz
    Dominika Wasilewska
    Felix Bell
    Hannah Hallam-Eames
    Ishita Jain
    Korallia Stergides
    Kosmas Phan Dinh
    Lindertje Mans
    Lisa Mazenauer
    Lissy Willberg
    Madison Bycroft
    Maite Rodríguez
    Matheline Marmy
    Natália Trejbalová
    Noa Jansma
    Raju Rage
    Sai Di
    Sara Bonaventura
    Sol Archer
    V for 5

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We? is a messy assemblage about the collective wonderings over the duration of the 7-month Postnatural Inderperndent Program.


    By critically leaving behind the representational distance between “us” and “them”, “here” and “there”, and “knowledge” and “superstition”, to name just a few of the dichotomies cultivated by Western traditional art and philosophy academies, we forge a necessary and immediate relation to the world. But who is “we”? And how can “we” stay together, despite our differences? How can “we” create collectivity without sameness, and bypass the pull towards homogeneity? This book is a reflection, reverberation and resonance of our 7 months together.




Research contributors


 The Institute for Postnatural Studies


2023 PIP participants:
    Adriana Gallo
    Aliaskar Abarkas
    Ama Josephine Budge Johnstone
    Ana Roman
    Ana Rosela del Bosque
    Andrea Lumplecker
    Ania Mokrzycka
    Caroline Ward
    Caterina Gobbi
    Davide Marcianesi
    Diogo da Cruz
    Dominika Wasilewska
    Felix Bell
    Hannah Hallam-Eames
    Ishita Jain
    Korallia Stergides
    Kosmas Phan Dinh
    Lindertje Mans
    Lisa Mazenauer
    Lissy Willberg
    Madison Bycroft
    Maite Rodríguez
    Matheline Marmy
    Natália Trejbalová
    Noa Jansma
    Raju Rage
    Sai Di
    Sara Bonaventura
    Sol Archer
    V for 5

PIP Faculty:
    Karen Barad
    Claire Colebrook
    Lorenzo Sandoval
    Cary Wolfe
    Institute of Queer Ecology
    Filipa Ramos
    Gesyada Siregar
    Paloma Contreras
    Báyò Akómoláfé
    Stacy Alaimo
    Mary Maggic
    Uriel Fogué

Editor:
   Yuri Tuma
    Clara Benito
    Gabriel Alonso

Editorial Assistants:
    Pablo Ferreira Navone
    Karol Muñozcano

Editorial design:
    Matteo Guarnaccia


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