Goldin + Senneby (G+S) is the framework for collaboration between artists Simon Goldin and Jakob Senneby. Based in Stockholm, their practice focuses on the immaterialisation of contemporary society, the emergence of a network economy and the virtualisation of labor. Through actions, theoretical pursuits and wider collaborations they investigate these areas of interest, while continually questioning the process of investigation itself.
G+S has been invited to make an art project as part of the fifth stage of AlmostReal. For this project G+S will set out on a fictional travel adventure throughout Europe which looks European agricultural policies and subsidies. Their European travel expedition will be published in daily or weekly print media. After the journey, their articles and investigations will be brought together in presentations and performances during a public event in November in Stockholm, giving an allegorical twist to current perspectives on cultural funding in Europe.
On this page you can find information about organisations involved in ALMOSTREAL. You can see in how many activities an organisation took part directly (it will list 0 if the organisation has been more influential on the fringes of ALMOSTREAL). Listed are also which persons from an organisation have been involved and on which occasions they collaborated with others involved in ALMOSTREAL. Finally, the tag field shows some keywords that can be associated to this organisation.
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Simon Goldin is interested in the notion of “economic imagination”. What are the subjectivities, narratives, and moments of performativity genereated within a capitalist logic? He locates his practice in different institutional contexts, within and outside of that which we usually call art. In parallel with his artistic work, Simon Goldin is currently studying management at the Stockholm School of Economics. ... |
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Jakob Senneby is an artist who is researching networked media as an organisational tool for participatory production. His work spans from investigating the avatar, the peer and identity in distributed systems, to larger scaled community organisations. Jakob Senneby studied art at Hoch Schule der Kunst in Berlin and graduated (MFA) from The Royal University College of Fine Arts in Stockholm ... |
