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Self-Organization


25 Feb 2016, 5:00pm - 7:00pm

Ian Gulland, Whitehead Building

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Department Visual Cultures
Contact A.T.Fisher(@gold.ac.uk)

Permissions: The Way We Work Now Visual Cultures Public Programme Spring 2016

Self-Organisation: Janna Graham, Paolo Plotegher, Manuela Zechner

Chaired by Manuel Ramos

Self-organisation is becoming an increasingly important tool for empowerment under the conditions of the Neo Liberal management of knowledge production which have depoliticised education while stressing the pragmatics of employment as its only outcome. In this session Janna Graham (Centre for Possible Studies), Manuela Zechner (murmurae, Barcelona) and Paolo Plotegher (New Cross Commoners, London) share their experiences, questions and problems with regards to self-organisation and its relation to educational, artistic and political institutions.

Permissions: The way we work now

As boundaries dissolve between teaching, researching and articulating concerns, as definitions of practice expand and mutate – we wish to pay attention to the permissions granted us by such changes. As we self-institute and self authorize in the face of new formats of research, study and practice - how do our permissions come about, are they immanent to fields of study or authorised by the urgent issues of the day?

Series curated by: Irit Rogoff, Manuel Ramos and Susan Schuppli.

The event is free and no booking is required. All welcome.

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25 Feb 2016 5:00pm - 7:00pm
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