Group Affinity was one-off experimental educational project with self-organisation as a theme held in Kunstverein München in August 2011. Collaborative art research was led by five existing art groups, acting as 'faculties': Cinenova; Chicago Boys; Grand Openings; Slavs and Tatars; Andreas Müller&Susane Pietsch. Two-weeks long research resulted in the group exhibition in Kunstverein München in August 2011 and the publication Group Affinity in 2014.
The 'shared time' between faculties and participants was a rarefied condition within a contemporary climate of acceleration and its demands for ongoing visibility and productivity.
Group Affinity was able to foster, extend (and continued to extend) cultures yet to be defined. In this context, process-orientated, collaborative and socially committed artistic practice and art education interlocked.