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The Future of Art is Urban - Artistic Research Practices and Methods in Social Sciences


30 May 2014 - 13 Jun 2014

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Department Sociology
Website thefutureofartisurban.weebly.com/
Contact Katalin Halasz

30 May – 14 June
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Resolution Way
London SE8 4NT

PRIVATE VIEW Friday 30 May, 6-9pm
Exhibition continues to Saturday 14 June
Open Wednesday to Saturday, 12-6pm
http://thefutureofartisurban.weebly.com/

Curator
Katalin Halász

Featuring
Alexandra Baixinho | Viktor Bedö | Dominika Blachnicka–Ciacek | Luca Damiani | Sara Faridamin | Holly Gilbert | Katalin Halász | Felipe Palma | Harriet Smith | Philippa Thomas | Christian von Wissel

The Future of the Art is Urban - Artistic Research Practices and Methods in Social Sciences blends the borders between art and social science. It presents a wide range of different social research practices in which knowledge is produced through artistic approaches. Participants use the city as a site for artistic research and experimentation; of confrontation and interaction.The exhibition discovers how visual researchers unfold and reveal the implicit aspects of the social in the urban space. Practices and processes of artful social research become alternative models of thinking and knowing.

SPECIAL EVENTS – URBAN GAME, TALKS and FILM SCREENING
13 June 13, 3-9pm
http://thefutureofartisurban.weebly.com/events.html

In an Urban Game session by Viktor Bedö participants will play a smartphone – based game in the urban space around the gallery, and discuss urban game design as prototyping and mapping tool for urban design and research.

Talks by academics Michael Guggenheim, Bernd Kräftner, Nirmal Puwar, Alex Rhys-Taylor, Alison Rooke and Monica Sassatelli will explore key themes of the exhibition: the intertwining of aesthetics and city life, the politics of art in the city, artful methods in sociology, and bringing science into urban space.

The screening of the film 'The Region' by Felipe Palma will close the day of special events on 13 June.

For additional information, images or interview requests please contact:
thefutureofartisurban@gmail.com

Supported by
Goldsmiths Annual Fund
Goldsmiths Sociology Department
Centre for Urban and Community Research, Goldsmiths
Methods Lab, Goldsmiths

thefutureofartisurban.weebly.com/

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30 May 2014 6:00pm - 9:00pm
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13 Jun 2014 3:00pm - 8:00pm
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