At the center of the AUUUUDITORIUM project, hosted on the second floor of the museum, there is the desire to approach the topic of the study in a dynamic and innovative way, challenging traditional methods of knowledge production and giving priority to movement, circulation and redistribution over static learning. Innovative ideas that open up new scenarios in learning and sharing knowledge. The theoretical references of this research can be traced back to the American theorist Fred Moten and the activist Stefano Harney. AUUUUDITORIUM redefines "study" as a collective and diverse inquiry that includes dialogue, movement and shared experiences. Once home to the Royal Asiatic Society, AUUUUDITORIUM welcomes contributions from artists, scholars, musicians and performers, weaving together artistic speculation, collective memories, marginalized knowledge. Currently in the space is set up Scenography for a Shanghai Science Fiction Opera, a new installation created by the artist Ming Wong, famous for his works that delve into the themes of cinema and traditional forms of the performing arts.
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