[spectre] New podcast: OBJECTHOOD #5, feat. Hito Steyerl, Helen Hester and Roula Partheniou

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*New podcast: OBJECTHOOD #5, feat. Hito Steyerl, Helen Hester and Roula
Partheniou
<http://rwm.macba.cat/en/specials/objecthood5-hito-steyerl-helen-hester-roula-partheniou/capsula>Curated
by Roc Jiménez de Cisneros*.

This is a podcast about objects
<http://rwm.macba.cat/en/specials/objecthood5-hito-steyerl-helen-hester-roula-partheniou/capsula>,
but especially about some theories that have recently brought new
perspectives on objects from contemporary art and theory. In this episode,
we talk to *Hito Steyerl*, *Helen Hester* and *Roula Partheniou* about a
number of ramifications of the idea of object in their respective practices.

The 1997 track by Operator & Baffled that opens the programme, 'Things Are
Never', repeats over and over again that things are never quite the way
they seem. OBJECTHOOD #5 underlines the view of objects as points of
convergence of a multitude of social, political, economic relations,
trapped in matter and more or less made invisible by their everydayness.

Link:
http://rwm.macba.cat/en/specials/objecthood5-hito-steyerl-helen-hester-roula-partheniou/capsula
More info: http://rwm.macba.cat/uploads/20171010/Objecthood_5_eng.pdf

Through her writing practice, films, and performative lectures, *Hito
Steyerl *considers the status of the image in an increasingly global and
technological world. Steyerl’s work is part of a lineage that includes
Harun Farocki and Chris Marker, blending aspects of documentary with the
film essay to explore globalization, political economies, visual culture,
and the status of art production.

*Helen Hester* is Head of Film and Media at the University of West London.
Her research interests include technofeminism, sexuality studies, and
theories of social reproduction, and she is a member of the international
feminist collective Laboria Cuboniks.

Toronto-based artist *Roula Partheniou* makes remarkable sculptural
replicas based on domestic items, construction materials and office
supplies. Whether stacked, shelved or left leaning against the wall, the
artist’s use of precise forms and a reductive colour palette elicits a
double take that invites viewers to pause and reconsider how their initial
reading of common visual cues can often be deceptive.

*Timeline*
*00:00* Introduction
*06:38* Hito Steyerl
*11:20* Money
*13:10* Condensations
*14:55* Machine vision
*17:55* Images, documentaries, translations
*22:20* Helen Hester
*25:03* Object/subject dualism in recent feminisms
*29:05* Xenofeminism and Nature
*34:40* Xenofeminism and the post-human
*41:24* Roula Partheniou
*43:00* 'Chalk to Cheese'
*44:57* Readymades
*46:05* Replica, perception
*49:45* Real-time calibration
*55:49* Coda

>>The complete OBJECTHOOD podcast <http://rwm.macba.cat/en/objecthood_tag>series
can be found here <http://rwm.macba.cat/en/objecthood_tag>

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Previous instalments

OBJECTHOOD #1.
<http://rwm.macba.cat/en/specials/objecthood1_graham_harman_luciana_parisi/capsula>
feat Graham Harman and Luciana Parisi

OBJECTHOOD #2.
<http://rwm.macba.cat/en/specials/objecthood2-florian-hecker-erick-beltran/capsula>feat.
Erick Beltrán and Florian Hecker

OBJECTHOOD #3.
<http://rwm.macba.cat/en/specials/objecthood3-martin-holbraad-quim-pujol/capsula>
feat. Martin Holbraad and Quim Pujol

OBJECTHOOD #4
<http://rwm.macba.cat/en/specials/objecthood4-nabil-ahmed-arie-altena-agf/capsula>.
feat. Nabil Ahmed, Arie Altena and Antye Greie-Ripatti
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