We invite you to the third meeting of the second season of the “Philosophical Survival School”, where together we will reflect on the boundaries of art and aesthetics. Our discussion will centre on the question: “Can meat art be a work of art?” – a title that invites deeper reflection on what we define as a work of art in the first place, and on the aesthetic and academic standards applied in this field. Do shocking works of modern art have genuine artistic value, or do they merely grab attention without representing anything?
It is a great opportunity to share your insights and hear different perspectives on art and aesthetics. Join us and let’s question the boundaries of contemporary art together.
The Philosophical Survival School: details
9.05 (Friday) 18:00-20:00
The lecture will take place in a public city space in the centre of Wrocław: the Passage of Dialogue (Przejście Dialogu), ul. Świdnicka 19 (underpass).
Free admission, no registration required!
The Philosophical Survival School: about the project
The “Philosophical Survival School” is a series of open discussions, debates and lectures created by the Wrocław Centre for Social Development (WCRS) in cooperation with the Applied Philosophy Student Research Group at the University of Wrocław. The second edition of the series begins on 11 April and will explore questions of ethics, art, anarchism and the environment. It is for everyone who wants to look at the world through the lens of philosophy – an initiative for all those who seek a philosophical sensitivity in getting to know themselves and the world around them, and who want to share their own experience.
The Philosophical Survival School: upcoming dates
More information about upcoming meetings can be found at this link.
