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The Biennial aims at maintaining or even reinvigorating the question on what constitutes the European Union. Process of integration is now being realized through subsumption to one economic, political and social entity. In opposition to it, Rem Koolhaas and AMO proposed an idea of the European Union as multiplication and amplification of diversity as it is visualized in their project of so called ‘European barcode’. Whereas in European flag twelve stars symbolize the unity of all countries, European bar code adds all national flags into a multicolor pattern that represents both separateness of each member state and the mosaic totality. Failure of subsequent constitutional projects not only shows resistance to subsumption into a superstate but also need for a vision of self-organization, citizenship and sovereignty different from bureaucratic ways of unification that are dominating now. Art may help to overcome the political impasse, in
which the projects of integration are deadlocked, proposing artistic, imaginary, utopian, fictional visions of Europe of Diversities.

We are seeking for prospective visions and provisional concepts, bold actions and weak gestures, sharp images and blurred apparitions, effective phenomena and ineffective phantoms, convincing representations and representatives of the incredible. We are posing a question how the new countries may and want to contribute to what constitutes Europe. We are seeking for the art works that would show how the Central and East Europe can co-constitute growing andevolving Europe. In other words, we proposing an imaginary re-writing of the European Constitution in order to, through strengthening diversity and multiplying differences, turn the European project into a non-imperialist and all-inclusive alternative in a global circumstance. Central and East Europe with its complicated and conflictual history, national and ethnical complexity could be an experimental field for training in advancing diversity, amplifying
differences. And Katowice – city that used to have a slightly unstable status seems to be a perfect place for inventing ideas helpful in developing an alternative to existing European or global orders.

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(DIY maps as a means of critics of capitalism/
a way of exploring & creating reality)

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What’s cool about counter cartography? – short
introduction to the topic.

What is counter/radical/critical cartography? Where
are its roots? Why to create maps? What are their technical and conceptual peculiarities?
How are they used by activists all over the world? Why is it important to map
migration and borders?

“I
LOVE RADICAL GEOGRAPHY!”

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Exhibition of map projects

Printed and virtual map projects from different
collectives.

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Workshop on GIS & making collaborative maps

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Making an anarchist map of Minsk – max 7 persons(!! and
why not to prepare a map about your city? If you have some ideas write to
aggrrrh [at] riseup.net so that to organize some space for it)

- Discussion: ‘How could we
explore and map migration and borders in Eastern Europe?’

We encourage you to think on the
following questions before the discussion: “What do you know about migration
and borders in this region? What objects would you put on such map? What would
be in the center of it? What processes and forces you consider to be important?
What other info would you add? Should the map be virtual or paper-based? What
researches and actions would you undertake to make it? How could this map be
used and what effect could it have?”

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