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"WORLD is the DAI's curated online webspace bringing "world" to "home" and "home" to "world" beyond the social media attention span. Students, alumni, tutors, partners, friends and comrades: your precious announcements will be here to stay. Please send them (visuals and text as separate files) to [email protected]"

"30 July 2026 - NO PASARÁN ~ WE WIIL NOT STOP TALKING ABOUT PALESTINE ~ DAI continues to stand in solidarity with all Palestinians between the river and the sea, in Gaza and on the West Bank. The NAKBA that started in 1948 has never stopped. Today it accelerates under the guise of a 'ceasefire' meanwhile expanding Israel's imperial and genocidal ambitions to the West Bank, Lebanon and Iran, setting the entire Middle East on fire. Who will stop the dangerous alliance between zionism, imperialism and the billionaire & big tech class ? NOT the eighty-two (82) nation states that fail to show their guts when the International Court of Justice is under attack, sealing their complicity to theft, apartheid, genocide and warcrimes. WE DEMAND ACCOUNTABILITY."

""The meaning of transparency is, on its face, clear—it is, after all, a synonym for clarity. And yet, the term has been associated with a wealth of different concepts: The call for transparency in governance is presumed to empower those that are governed. But transparency turns adversarial when the state begins surveilling its citizens. Transparency can function as an element of modernist architecture, for example, when a glass facade enables light to travel fluidly between inside and outside. Or it operates as a trope of modernity itself, symbolising the ideals of openness and visibility, equality and freedom." Curator and former DAI-tutor Ruth Noack collegially teams up with her former student Isabelle Sully (DAI, 2017), currently the director of A Tale of A Tub in Rotterdam, which presents works by Pauline Curnier Jardin and Feel Good Cooperative, Anchan/Anna Daučíková, Ilke Gers, Willem Oorebeek. "Takes on Transparency" does not aim to fully explain or define the concept of transparency. The exhibition grew from Ruth’s tried and tested method of thinking through issues with the help of art in an open-ended process of research. It is the materialisation of this process in one instance of exhibition-making and it invites viewers to join in the practice of knowledge production that comes from looking at art. Till August 30, 2026 at A Tale of A Tub"

"COOP tutor Harun Morrison (DAI, 2021) is in Salzburg to present a lecture performance on the 5th of August 2026 at 8:30 pm at the Salzburger Kunstverein. In August, Salzburger Kunstverein joins forces with the International Summer Academy of Fine Arts to present The Distribution of Luck. Co-curated by Mirela Baciak and Denis Maksimov, this programme brings together four lecture performances by artists: apart from Harun also Gernot Wieland, Filipka Rutkowska, Urok Shirhan, exploring love, class, money, and identity."

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