Read our article “Translating the Silence, interview with Aliocha Imhoff & Kantuta Quirós”
in Across Anthropology. Troubling Colonial Legacies, Museums, and the Curatorial
(Eds. Margareta von Oswald and Jonas Tinius, Leuven University Press, 2020)
A video and sound installation by
Aliocha Imhoff & Kantuta Quirós (le peuple qui manque / a people is missing) produced by the 15th Biennale de Lyon
From September 18, 2019 to January 5, 2020
15th Lyon Biennale “Where the waters comes together with other water” (Fagor Factory new venue)
With Mark Alizart, Yves Citton, Joanne Clavel, Emanuele Coccia, Jacques Demarcq, Marielle Macé, Virginie Maris, Corine Pelluchon, Jacopo Rasmi, Anne Simon, Camille de Toledo, Sophie Wahnich
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Konsthall C
Stockholm
Exhibition
Opening 24 August 2018, 6pm
25 august – 28 october 2018
Curated by
le peuple qui manque / a people is missing
(Aliocha Imhoff & Kantuta Quirós)
How to decolonise time? The exhibition A Debt of Times is an ongoing research on temporal extractivism. (…)
With artworks by Aliocha Imhoff & Kantuta Quirós / Krista Franklin / Joshua Rios / Mawena Yehouessi
and many documents
DYSFUNCTION #4
Critics, ethics and challenges in Art-Based Research dissemination
The last issue of the research-and-art based journal DYSFUNCTION (dir. Natalia Bobadilla, Antoine Lefebvre Editions, Philippe Mairesse) is dedicated to the Trial of Fiction organized by a people is missing during the Nuit Blanche in October 2017.
With texts by Francoise Lavocat, Alexandre Gefen, Laurent de Sutter, Nancy Murzilli, Mathieu Simonet, Camille de Toledo, Alison James, Sinziana Ravini, Jean-Charles Massera, Frank Smith, Judith Michalet, DYSFUNCTION Team, Aliocha Imhoff & Kantuta Quirós, and illustrations by Pauline Fargue et Marion Bertrand.
A mock trial of the border between fact and fiction
When: Saturday, October 7th, from 7pm to 2am
Where: in the audience room of the Council of Paris in the Paris Town Hall
As part of the Nuit Blanche 2017
Curated by Aliocha Imhoff & Kantuta Quirós
With Françoise Lavocat, Alison James et Alexandre Gefen (literature theorists), Laurent de Sutter, Dorian Astor et Fabien Danesi (philosophers), Pascal Engel (philosopher), Claudine Tiercelin (philosopher), Laurent Binet (writer), Anna Arzoumanov (literature theorist), Mathieu Simonet (lawyer and writer), Maylis de Kerangal (writer), Romain Bertrand (historian), Quentin Deluermoz (historian), Dominique Viart (literature theorist), Nancy Murzili (literature theorist), Thomas Mondémé (literature theorist), Camille de Toledo (writer), Nadia Yala Kisukidi (philosopher), Jacques Rancière (philosopher, subject to availability), Eric Chauvier (writer et anthropologist), Yannick Haenel (writer), Pacôme Thiellement (essayist, subject to availability), Dominique Cardon (sociologist), Olivier Caïra (sociologist), Pascale Piolino (neuroscientist), Jason Karaïndros & Jakob Gautel (artists), Alexis Constantin (filmmaker).
Centre Pompidou
Saturday 28th & Sunday 29th of January 2017
from 2PM to 9PM
Centre Pompidou, Grande Salle, Niveau -1
Open to the public, free entry
In the frame of the Festival Hors Pistes 2017.
With Michel Agier / Mehdi Alioua / Nisrine Al Zahre / Kader Attia / Babi Badalov / Marie-Laure Basilien Gainche / Etienne Balibar / Tania Bruguera / Yves Citton / Catherine Coquio / Mahmoud El Hajj / Sylvain George / Charles Heller & Lorenzo Pezzani (Forensic Oceanography) / Marielle Macé / Mathieu Larnaudie / Carpanin Marimoutou / James Noël / Philippe Rekacewicz / Emmanuel Ruben / Dorcy Rugamba / Camille de Toledo / Samy Tchak / Sébastien Thiéry – le P.E.R.O.U. / Camille Louis & Etienne Tassin & Léa Drouet / Laurent de Sutter / Françoise Vergès / Abdourahman Waberi / Coordinations des sans papiers du 93 et du 75 – CISPM / Migreurop / RESOME (Réseau Etudes Supérieures et Orientation des Migrant.e.s et Exilé.e.s) / Paris d’Exils – collectif parisien de soutien aux exilés / Réfugiés Bienvenue / et avec le public.
Curated by Aliocha Imhoff & Kantuta Quirós / le peuple qui manque
Scenography : Adel Cersaque
LES POTENTIELS DU TEMPS
Aliocha Imhoff, Kantuta Quiros, Camille de Toledo
Publication, Manuella Editions, 2016
Entre recherche, art et politique, ce livre est une contribution à la bataille qui s’engage au début du XXIe siècle pour reconstruire des futurs, dans une époque hantée par des idéologies de fin du monde.
Camille de Toledo a invité Aliocha Imhoff et Kantuta Quiros, deux théoriciens de l’art, fondateurs de la plate-forme curatoriale « le peuple qui manque », à élaborer collectivement une pensée pour des temps ouverts, des « temps potentiels » pour lutter contre cette réalité de la finitude, de la mélancolie, de l’absence d’espoirs.
