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<span class="hover-word">Open Formats<span class="hover-pop below">[[File:First slide.jpg|220px]]</span></span> is a recurring, practice-based course format that provides a collective space for discussing ongoing spatial, artistic, and research projects. Through peer dialogue, mutual feedback, and open-ended processes, participants engage with situated knowledge and interdisciplinary inquiry. The format emphasizes care, collaboration, and openness of result across media and disciplines.
<span class="hover-word">Open Formats<span class="hover-pop below">[[File:General4.jpg|220px]]</span></span> is a recurring, practice-based course format that provides a collective space for discussing ongoing spatial, artistic, and research projects. Through peer dialogue, mutual feedback, and open-ended processes, participants engage with <span class="hover-word">situated knowledge<span class="hover-pop">[[File:Haraway.jpg|180px]]</span></span> and interdisciplinary inquiry. The format emphasizes care, collaboration, and openness of result across media and disciplines.

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Open Formats is a recurring, practice-based course format that provides a collective space for discussing ongoing spatial, artistic, and research projects. Through peer dialogue, mutual feedback, and open-ended processes, participants engage with situated knowledge and interdisciplinary inquiry. The format emphasizes care, collaboration, and openness of result across media and disciplines.