Lucas Rehnman
Lucas Rehnman studied Arts in Public Spheres at EDHEA (Switzerland). Since 2020, he researches post-colonial modernist architecture in Guinea-Bissau and its possible impacts to history, social sciences, decolonial theory and curatorial studies. He is a member of EPICAC Tropical Banda and also enjoys taking part in collaborative projects (such as Die Diagonalen, Katakombe, among others).
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The legacy of anti-colonial leader and Pan-Africanist revolutionary Amílcar Cabral (1924-1973) still calls for cultural readings, and not strictly political ones. Contemporary art, so-called “artistic research” and critical theory will benefit from a cross-disciplinary approach which puts Cabral as relevant to art or which turns Cabral’s many contributions into tools.
In search of a polyphony that speaks to the ecologies, nightmares, poisons and antidotes that come to assemble an Archive for the Eleventh Hour.