The assembly investigated morphologies of knowledge in relation to the legacies of colonial and capitalist systems of governance as well as polarising agendas of political and corporate practices. While curatorial projects can reify grand narratives, they also have the potential to unpack the complexities of narrative forms. Contributors presented specific projects that reach beyond context or illustration investigating an understanding of curating as the production of and engagement with decolonial knowledge.

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Boaventura de Sousa Santos
Maria Iñigo Clavo
Vivian Ziherl
Fabrizio Terranova