XEN will present/perform an expanded occasion incorporating sound, film, discussion, and alternative ways of being-together. In Queer Temporalities: Raving Architectonics, XEN will introduce the historical yet topical idea of “rave” as a site for emancipation and community-building, drawing links between this and queer temporality. 

The XenoEntities Network (XEN) is very happy to present a program dedicated to the work of Chris Korda, an is an inventor, artist, musician, and cult leader, whose projects include virtual pottery, an AI-enhanced musical instrument (ChordEase), a polymeter music sequencer, and specialized VJ software.

In this program, curated by Pedro Marum and Wanda Gaimes, they invite Korda to present his...

For Welt ohne Außen at Gropius Bau, XenoEntities Network (XEN) will hold an assemblage and reading group of Karen Barad's text "TransMaterialities" for the tripartite event cycle Existential Futurities.

For Welt ohne Außen at Gropius Bau, Pedro Marum and Zander Porter of XenoEntities Network (XEN) will perform a curation of sounds, visuals, and words as an immersive live workshop for the tripartite event cycle Existential Futurities.

For Welt ohne Außen at Gropius Bau, XenoEntities Network (XEN) will re-present the screening of the biopic Donna Haraway: Story Telling for Earthly Survival by Fabrizio Terranova for the tripartite event cycle Existential Futurities.

Vika Kirchenbauer’s essay Infrared Dreams in Times of Transparency (2014), brings attention to the myriad problems resulting from the vertical gaze of drone technology. While drone operators sit in air-conditioned offices, the dichotomies between ‘civilian and combatant, warzone and workplace’ are called into question. 

Join this XEN Assemblage in discussing this text in conversation with the...

Lou Drago and Pedro Marum of XenoEntities Network (XEN) are pleased to reprise Quantum leaps in trans-semiotics through psycho-analytical snail serum. The evening will consist of a presentation of Prototypes in conversation with the director, Doireann O’Malley.

For Assemblage #7, we will gather for an informal sharing of ideas, summarizing what we have done so far, what we are planning, and making space for proposals and suggestions for future projects.

XenoEntities Network (XEN) will re-present the screening of the biopic Donna Haraway: Story Telling for Earthly Survival by Fabrizio Terranova.

XenoEntities Network (XEN) will present a series of short video-performance works to discuss camp and "the digital" in queer aesthetics.

For Vorspiel / transmediale & CTM 2018, XenoEntites Network (XEN) is pleased to invite writers and thinkers Anil Bawa-Cavia and Patricia Reed to join the next community meeting. XEN will screen two to three selected short films to initiate a conversation on inhumanism and expand on it, proposing intersections with machine learning, (in)human-machine interaction, and xenofeminism, amongst other...

XenoEntities Network (XEN) will re-present the screening of the biopic Donna Haraway: Story Telling for Earthly Survival by Fabrizio Terranova.

XenoEntities Network (XEN) will gather for an Assemblage to revisit Haraway's "A Cyborg Manifesto."

XenoEntities Network (XEN) will present the screening of the biopic Donna Haraway: Story Telling for Earthly Survival by Fabrizio Terranova.

XenoEntities Network presents ‘How could a posthumanist be?' by posthumanist therapist and writer Johannes Klabbers.

How do we work out what is real, and how do we work out what matters? We have invited Johannes to share his perspective on posthumanism after his words at Unsound in Poland last year triggered many thoughts and tangents on our current state of existence that resonated with me then...

XenoEntities Network (XEN) presents AMERICAN SPECTRAL HISTORY, by Nadia Granados (Colombia/Mexico) and Amber Bemak (United States), a queer multimedia performance about terrorism and xenophobia, relationships between the United States and Latin America, and resistance to large-scale patriarchal power.

Program curated by Pedro Marum and Rita Macedo

XenoEntities Network (XEN) presents TELL ME WHEN YOU DIE trilogy, by Nadia Granados (Colombia/Mexico) and Amber Bemak (United States), explores how geopolitical mechanisms of power, such as imperialism and globalization, mediate relationships and intimacy, bodies and sexual encounters, through their own relationship as two female lovers.

The screening will comprise the first two parts of the...

We invited Ricke Merighi, film programmer working with Queer Lisboa, to join Pedro Marum, from XEN, to talk about two film programs they’ve co-curated: ‘Queer Topographies’ and ‘Sex Economics’, screened in Queer Lisboa and in the International Conference of Critical Geography, in Ramallah, Palestine. They will screen one film picked from their programs which will serve as a trigger a conversation...