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These motivations are framed on the basis of two intersecting agendas, informed by Eve Tuck and C. Ree’s "A Glossary of Haunting,” where the intention of "righting the wrongs,” i.e. a call for ethics and justice in archive-based research, is accompanied by "writing the wrongs," which investigates possible modes of representation and narration for archival research. The project extends its critical attention towards the relationship between conducting artistic research around archives and performing the work of archiving in artistic ways, informed by theoretical reflection from queer studies, decolonial studies, applied human rights, and critical archival studies.
Co-led by Rafał Morusiewicz and Guilherme Maggessi, the project involves collaborations with institutions such as queerANarchive (Split, HR), QWIEN, and Volkskundemuseum Wien (both in Vienna, AT), as well as with artists, researchers, and cultural producers, including: Tonči Kranjčević Batalić (queerANarchive, Split, HR), Herbert Justnik (Volkskundemuseum Wien), Mika Maruyama, Selina Shirin Stritzel, Seth Weiner, and Isabelle Edi.
Co-led by Rafał Morusiewicz and Guilherme Maggessi, the project involves collaborations with institutions such as queerANarchive (Split, HR), QWIEN, and Volkskundemuseum Wien (both in Vienna, AT), as well as with artists, researchers, and cultural producers, including: Tonči Kranjčević Batalić (queerANarchive, Split, HR), Herbert Justnik (Volkskundemuseum Wien), Mika Maruyama, Selina Shirin Stritzel, Seth Weiner, and Isabelle Edi.
