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Due to the impact of the cloud of volcanic ashes that lead to the cancellation of flights across Europe the 10th edition of the DICTIONARY OF WAR has not taken place on April 17th, 2010 in Trondheim (Norway). The following guests were not presenting their concepts:
On Saturday, September 26th 2009, 11 am, the "Cities and the New Wars" conference organized by Saskia Sassen will host the 9th edition of the DICTIONARY OF WAR. 15 guests are invited to present a concept that plays a crucial role in the contemporary discourse of war and urban spaces: Ted Byfield (Parsons, The New School for Design), Tony Conrad (University of Buffalo, New York), Susan Crile (Hunter College, CUNY), Ashley Dawson (CUNY Graduate School), James Der Derian (Brown University), Fiona Jeffries (CUNY, Graduate Center), Danny Kaplan (Tel Aviv University, Israel), Jennifer S.
The DICTIONARY OF WAR proceeds with a 8th edition at the Taipei Biennale, in Taipei, Taiwan.
The Taipei edition of the DICTIONARY OF WAR features 15 new concepts that will be presented by artists, researchers and activists such as: Shaina Anand, Ali Akay, Tilman Baumgärtel, Annett Busch and Florian Schneider, Ti-Nan Chi, York W. Chen, Manray Hsu, Shih-Chieh Ilya Li, Brett Neilson, Nikos Papastergiadis, Gregory Sholette, Ashok Sukumaran, Ravi Sundaram, Sam de Silva, Hoy Cheong Wong
For the 7th edition of DICTIONARY OF WAR in Bolzano a series of concepts will be created that reflect on some of the general principles and conceptual frameworks of the project as such. Seven new concepts will be produced by the core developers of the project who are going to draw from the experiences of the first six editions, introduce their outcomes and, in addition to that, present a selection of concepts from former editions, most notably the 6th edition that took place just two weeks agon, at the opening of the Gwangju Bienale in Korea.
The DICTIONARY OF WAR proceeds with a 6th edition at the opening of the Gwangju Biennale, in Gwangju, Korea. For the first time outside of Europe this edition takes place in the city of the Gwangju civil uprising of May 18, 1980, and in a country that is still in state of war.
After a one year break the DICTIONARY OF WAR continues with a fifth edition on January 25th and 26th, 2008 in Novi Sad, Serbia. Again 25 new concepts on the topic of war are presented in alphabetical order by artists, theorists, filmmakers, scientists, researchers.
The fourth edition of DICTIONARY OF WAR takes place on 23 and 24th of February 2007 in Berlin, Sophiensaele. It is the final edition of a first round of four events that have been organized to start this project. The session is concluding with a Postcriptum at the historic site of the unconditional surrender of German Fascism in 1945, today's "German-Russian Museum" in Karlshorst.
The third edition of DICTIONARY OF WAR takes place in co-production with steirischer herbst on October 13 and 14, 2006 in Graz.
The second edition of DICTIONARY OF WAR takes place on July 22 and 23, 2006 in Muffathalle Munich. The Munich DICTIONARY OF WAR features contributions by: andcompany&Co / Julieta Aranda / Konrad Becker / Ulrich Broeckling / Hans-Christian Dany / Katja Diefenbach / Avery Gordon / Manuel Herz / Brian Holmes / Tom Keenan / Naeem Mohaiemen / Ivan Kucina / Ariane Müller / Marko Peljhan / Stefan Römer / Georg Seeßlen & Markus Metz / Erzen Shkololli / Eyal Sivan / Nora Sternfeld / Ingrid Strobl / Klaus Viehmann / Eyal Weizman / Akram Zaatari
The first edition of DICTIONARY OF WAR took place on June 2 and 3, 2006 in Staedelschule Frankfurt.
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