Cara Courage has asked socially engaged/ social practice artists a question: What do you do?
This is my reply I shared with Cara on her Facebook post…
SOCIAL PRACTICE
Little creative acts of not knowing.
Political, sometimes radically activist, acts.
Potential spaces. Safe places where dangerous new realities might grow. Grassroots.… READ MORE
Cara Courage has asked socially engaged/ social practice artists a question: What do you do?
This is my reply I shared with Cara on her Facebook post…
SOCIAL PRACTICE
Little creative acts of not knowing.
Political, sometimes radically activist, acts.
Potential spaces. Safe places where dangerous new realities might grow. Grassroots.… READ MORE
A week after Participation on Trial at Union Chapel, I think it is worth reflecting a little upon the event as a format that could offer interesting potentialities in opening up arts and cultural debate.
Participation in the arts faced a Dadaesque mock-trial in a Nonconformist chapel in London last Friday, 1st May, on International Workers’ Day.… READ MORE
An Act of Treachery – reblog of David Slater’s excellent #ParticipationOnTrial prosecution witness statement… READ MORE
This is my prosecution witness statement from today’s Participation on Trial event… The (eventual) verdict was “GUILTY – BUT WHO CARES?” Comments always welcome…
Everyone’s a ‘participant’ nowadays. Aren’t ‘they’? Or, following the Warwick Commission’s report on The Future of Cultural Value and its magic number – 8% – should I say ‘we’ – members of the cultural class?… READ MORE
