Katerina Genidogan

Werdegang

Education                                 

PhD, RTG ‘Cultures of Critique’
October 2019 – now
Working Title: Chronobiopolitics, Postcolonial Governmentality & Whiteness on Global Scale
Leuphana University Lüneburg

Part-time MRes in Curatorial/Knowledge
September 2016 – September 2018
Goldsmiths University of London
Research Project/Dissertation supervised by Dr. Stefan Nowotny: Voicing Over Silences: The Invention and Making of ‘third world’: An Apparatus of Development
Pass with Distinction: Final Average 79%

Graduate Diploma in Contemporary Art History
September 2015 – June 2016
Goldsmiths University of London
Pass with Distinction                                                      

BA in Business Administration
September 2008 – February 2013
Athens University of Economics and BusinessMajor: Accounting&Financial Management

High School Graduation
June 2008
Certificate of graduation from Integrated Senior High School: 17.9/20

Research Experience

Nubuke Foundation – Clay and Textile Center, Wa, Ghana
February 2019 – now

• Design and implement the research for the development of a knowledge base of material textile culture
• Develop questionnaires and employ methods of Participatory Research in collaboration with the local weaving communities for the collection of information
• Co-curate the first permanent exhibition for the knowledge centre in Wa

Centre for Undisciplined Research - Project in Goldsmiths University of London
February 2018 – now
2^nd Stage of the Project: Co-authoring a publication on issues of subjectivity formation through the development of fictional figures                                                                                                                  

• Contribute to the writing of the individual and co-authored texts for the forthcoming publication of the project
• Attend bimonthly meetings with the collective in order to discuss material related to the publication, develop our methodology, discuss the written parts and the suggested amendments

1^st Stage of the Project: Research and prepare the series of events entitled Partial Versions                                                                                                    

• Attend weekly meetings with the collective to share and discuss research interests and methodology of working
• Present ideas and collaborate for the creation and finalization of the series of events 
• Invite external artists and theorists to present their work
• Co-author the description and the strategy for both the series and each individual events
• Propose texts for the events and the reading groups of the collective
• Curate open response crits for the students to share their research
• Contribute to the promotion of the events (posters, emails, facebook events)