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OUTCAST REGISTRATION serves as an archive of all research projects by Ulrike Möntmann and documents their results.

Since 1998 Ulrike Möntmann has been realising multi-year projects with partners from art, science and politics in cooperation with drug addicts in European prisons, therapy facilities and reception centres. In interdisciplinary artistic research and practice, complex issues are discussed that arise from the cooperation of all participants. The aim of the investigations is to uncover facts and to identify concrete connections from different perspectives. This is not about confirming the asymmetrical relationships with the women affected which certainly exist or about discussing the measures of the organs of executive power; the aim is to uncover the conditions in societal systems that are unthinkingly taken for granted and accepted.

OUTCAST REGISTRATION is a form of intervention that requires reflection and commentary to reveal the conditions that are structurally entrenched in social processes and make them perceptible as public affairs.

The following overview offers more detailed information on all projects devised and conducted by Ulrike Möntmann thus far.

Realisation of PARRHESIA PT | E.P. SANTA CRUZ DO BISPO (FEMALE)
October 2024 – E.P. SANTA CRUZ DO BISPO, Portugal

Project Lead
Ulrike Möntmann, PhD

Organisation
Ulrike Möntmann, PhD
Sandra Vansteelandt

Support for Project Realisation
Linda Montenari (EUDA)
Dr Rui Abrunhosa Gonçalves (Director of Reintegration and Justice, Portugal)
Paula Leão (Director of Santa Cruz do Bispo Women's Prison)
Carlota Castro (Deputy Director of Santa Cruz do Bispo Women's Prison)

Consultation and Assistance
Stefanie Elias, Vienna, AT
Stefan Auberg, Amsterdam, NL

Research Team in the Prison
Margaret Munchheimer, Lisbon, PT
Rita Só, Lisbon, PT
Ulrike Möntmann, Amsterdam, NL

Translations
Sandra Vansteelandt, Paços de Brandão, PT

Supported by
FWF – Österreichischer Wissenschaftsfonds, Grant-DOI 10.55776/V856 | Richter/PEEK, Vienna, AT
WID – Peter-Weibel-Forschungsinstitut für digitale Kulturen, Vienna, AT
Mondriaan Fund, Amsterdam, NL