Rietveld Sandberg Research

How Material Comes to Matter

The Materiality Research Group revisits the role of workshops and their pedagogies, asking how material comes to matter in the face of contemporary social and ecological challenges. This series of events is kindly funded by CoECI.
event
06
nov '24
Material Temporalities
Tour of conservation studios followed by a workshop at NICAS (The Netherlands Institute for Conservation+Art+Science+) and the Atelier Building of the Rijksmuseum
NICAS, Atelier Building, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

Materiality – How Material Comes to Matter Rietveld and Sandberg students are invited to join our workshop Material Temporalities on 6 November. This workshop offers a rare opportunity to visit and work in the Atelier Building of the Rijksmuseum. During the first part of the workshop you will receive an in-depth introduction to the workshops and laboratories at NICAS, exploring different temporalities of art-making through the lens of material-based research. In the second part of the workshop students will be invited to engage in exercises and discussion evolving from their own material experimentations through the lens of preservation and restoration.

event
15
oct '24
Otherwise Possible Connections: Queering Artistic Feedback
Talk by IPOP (In Pursuit of Otherwise Possibilities) followed by a conversation with Emirhakin
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Materiality – How Material Comes to Matter

event
10
oct '24
Entangled fibers: Grey Oyster Experiment
Garden, FL101, Rietveld Academie

Materiality – How Material Comes to Matter This workshop brings together the students of the TXT bachelor department, the Garden Department and other living organisms in a collective site of material research to engage with material practices weaving together human and other-than-human knowledges.