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Thu 07 Dec

14:15-17:00 | Kasernen, Langelandsgade 139, Building 1584, Room 124
Thomas Hare: Zen in love, and Simon Roy Christensen: ‘Places of Not Doing’: Articulating Silences in Japanese Art
Two public lectures as a part of Simon Roy Christensen’s thesis seminar.

Thu 30 Nov

14:15-17:00 | Kasernen, Langelandsgade 139, Building 1584, Room 124
Aflyst! Hans Lauge Hansen: Erindringens etisk-politiske modalformer
Æstetisk Seminar.

Thu 16 Nov

14:15-17:00 | Kunsthal Aarhus, J.M. Mørks Gade 13, Aarhus C
Mikkel Bolt: What’s the Relation Between ‘Contemporaneity’, the Capitalist Mode of Production and Contemporary Art?
Aesthetic Seminar.

Tue 31 Oct

14:15-17:00 | At Aros Aarhus Art Museum, Aros Allé 2, Aarhus C
Terry Smith: Deconstructive States in the Contemporary Condition
Aesthetic Seminar.

Thu 12 Oct

14:15-17:00 | Kasernen, Langelandsgade 139, Building 1584, Room 124
Lutz Koepnick: Figures of Resonance: Reading at the Edges of Attention
Aesthetic Seminar.

Thu 21 Sep

14:15-17:00 | Kasernen, Langelandsgade 139, Building 1584, Room 124
Lionel Ruffel: Towards a Contemporary Imaginary of Publication
Aesthetic Seminar.

Thu 11 May

14:15-17:00 | At Kunsthal Aarhus, J.M. Mørks Gade 13, Aarhus C
Aesthetic Seminar. Signer's Temporalities
Inge Hinterwaldner is currently professor for modern and contemporary art in the Institute of Art and Visual History at the Humboldt University in Berlin

Thu 20 Apr

14:15-17:00 | at Kasernen, Langelandsgade 139, Nuilding 1584, Room 124
Aesthetic Seminar. Theory of the Gimmick
Sianne Ngai is Professor of English at Stanford University

Thu 30 Mar

14:15-17:00 | at Kasernen, Langelandsgade 139, Building 1584, Room 124
Aesthetic Seminar. Who Carries the Weight of History? Artistic Responses to Colonial Ruin(action)s in the former Danish West Indies
Mathias Danbolt is an art historian with a special focus on queer, antiracist, and decolonial perspectives on contemporary art and performance.

Thu 09 Mar

14:15-17:00 | At Kunsthal Aarhus, J.M. Mørks Gade 13, Aarhus C
Aesthetic Seminar. Aesthetics at the Edge of the Human
David Roden has worked as a Lecturer and Associate Lecturer in Philosophy at the Open University. He is author of Posthuman Life: Philosophy at the Edge of the Human (published by Routledge 2014).