'NOT (YET) A MANIFESTO' represents an open and continuous process of developing contributions and conversations about the importance of research in curatorial practice. It is a document of questioning the very practice of curating and of research. The position of contributors is far from the format of the authentic manifesto as it appeared in the art world in the sixties and seventies, but at the same time the radicality of the format can be seen as a valuable starting point for making public discomfort of cultural producers and for reacting to the current post-Fordist system of exploitation. Contributors: Stephanie Bertrand, Haziea Barcenilla Garcia, Francesco Scasciamacchia, Rachel Paarman-Gonce.