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• Call for participants: DiVersions

  2016
  Deadline: 12 September DiVersions is inspired by the way versions are inscribed in daily software-practice, and explores how parallel to their conventional narrative of collaboration and (…)

• DiVersions: installations + publication

  2019
  Opening and publication launch: Thursday 10 October 18:00 - 21:00 DiVersions experiments with online collections of cultural institutions as sites for decolonial and intersectional practice. (…)

• Guided tours: DiVersions v2

  2020
  In seven on-line installations, artists show how digital collections of cultural institutions could welcome very different and even opposing views. Decolonial and intersectional perspectives call (…)

• DiVersions v2: workshop, guided tour, publication

  2020
  Here: https://bbb.constantvzw.org/b/fem-rzq-99g DiVersions engaged with the potential of on-line cultural heritage for welcoming various forms of collaboration, allowing conflicts to show up, (…)

• DiVersions: archive

  2017
  DiVersions took place from 4 to 11 December 2016 and was inspired by the way versions are inscribed in daily software-practice. With 35 participants we explored how we could produce divergent (…)

• DiVersions - an afternoon in the museum about collaboration, divergence and the digital archive

  2016
  Constant started its worksession DiVersions with an afternoon in the Royal Museum for Art and History. Inspired by the way versions are embedded in the daily practice of software-development, we (…)

• DiVersions v2

  2021
  Second version of a digital and printed publication with new and reworked contributions by among others Rahel Aima, Anaïs Berck, Gert Biesta, Z. Blace, Daniel Blanga Gubbay, Cristina Cochior, (…)

• Heritage collection data: Are ’facts’ static?

  2019
  Debate organised by VIAA/PACKED in the context of DiVersions. Metadata of museal collections are generally thought of as static, but in reality they often include a degree of uncertainty or are (…)

• Paul Otlet: An Omissum

  2020
  Following from a discussion that took place in the framework of DiVersions in Pianofabriek in October 2019, participants in Algolit and Mondotheque have tried over the last few months to address a (…)

• 2019 publications

  2020
  The website of Books with an Attitude has been updated with the 2019 publications of Constant and friends. Feel free to discover the catalogues of Constant_V, Diversions and Data Workers; and the (…)