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Lines of Wandering Statement by Angela Melitopoulos

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Angela Melitopoulos/ Maurizio Lazzarato, „Assemblages", MuHKA, Antwerpen/ Antwerp, 2010, Installationsansicht/ installation view Before the introduction of the degree of doctor of fine arts had been completed, hundreds of thousands of students in Great Britain protested against the government’s plans, due to the financial crisis, to entirely cut the funding of the humanities from the budget of state financing of academic knowledge production. As a result, what possibilities are left to discuss artistic research as an “academic proto-discipline”, or as a critical levelling or homogenisation of creative practices in the wake of the “Bologna process”? This question can be answered in view of the wandering European student movements that have become increasingly interlinked in the past years, e. g., the Knowledge Liberation Front or the Universidad Nómada, groups seeking to organise a dispositif for the production of autonomous knowledge with independent institutions, abnormal universities

Angela Melitopoulos/ Maurizio Lazzarato, „Assemblages", MuHKA, Antwerpen/ Antwerp, 2010, Installationsansicht/ installation view Before the introduction of the degree of doctor of fine arts had been completed, hundreds of thousands of students in Great Britain protested against the government’s plans, due to the financial crisis, to entirely cut the funding of the humanities from the budget of state financing of academic knowledge production. As a result, what possibilities are left to discuss artistic research as an “academic proto-discipline”, or as a critical levelling or homogenisation of

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