Teaching Lies

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Ricci, Donato
Artut, Selcuk
Young, Michael Edward
Kiesewetter, Rebekka
Verjat, Benoit
Patelli, Paolo
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2018
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14 - Contribution to an exhibition
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Boelen, Jan
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4th Istanbul Design Biennial
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Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts
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Istanbul
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Teaching Lies is a public School of Schools, a workshop about illusory deceptions at work in the designed modern world. Its scope is to identify, expose, discuss and make public these modes, through the collaborative writing of a syllabus for a spurious studio-based class. the workshop is aimed at participative production and play, modulations and dissimulations of designed deceptions in pedagogy and beyond. Over multiple days, a workshop and exhibition elements develop around several thematics addressing different fabulative tropes, such as concealing (secret origins, hiding, shadowing, masks); camouflage (adversarial, being unmappable, decoys, hiding in plain sight); fabulation (fictionalization, re-narration, imaginaries); reduction (simplification, rules of thumb, common practice, ‘just enough’); misappropriation (metaphors, anecdotes, projection); misdirection (look over here! fakes, hoaxes, sleight-of-hand, puppets, apocrypha, data derives). For the 4th Istanbul Design Biennial, Donato Ricci, Selçuk Artut, Michael Edward Young, Rebekka Kiesewetter, Benoît Verjat, Paolo Patelli and Jamie Allen seek to analyze, explore and re-compose the rhetorical figures and material strategies behind communication, design, media, technology and art, as part of our pronounced post-factual condition; in a context where terms of art and artifice — like ‘fabulation’ — have become main means of doing art, design and by extension, communication, politics and life. A further instantiation of the project is exhibited as part of the 26th Biennial of Design in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
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education, collaborative writing, design
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700 - Künste und Unterhaltung
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RICCI, Donato, Selcuk ARTUT, Michael Edward YOUNG, Rebekka KIESEWETTER, Benoit VERJAT, Paolo PATELLI und Jamie ALLEN, 2018. Teaching Lies. Jan BOELEN (Hrsg.), 4th Istanbul Design Biennial. Istanbul: Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts, 2018. Verfügbar unter: https://doi.org/10.26041/fhnw-4562