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#01291
Art In A Post-Fordist Society
Item Details
- Date
- 2011
- Media Type
- Audio Recording
- Media Notes
- Casette Recording
- Category
- Archive
- Fond
- Box 11
- Code
- AMP1101
Mostly What Is Unsaid_ is an open structure of public conversations initiated by _Art Metropole, FUSE and Scapegoat, motivated by our shared conception of publishing as a political praxis, rather than a form of publicity or mere representation. Engaging in conversation amidst the monologue of the neoliberal status quo demands that we attend to gestures, hesitations and omissions as much as words. Through this programming series, we will pursue the critical role of the unspoken and the unspeakable across a spectrum running from the macro- to the micro-political. Within our respective practices, we construct publicly accessible, yet still precarious spaces of conversation. The series Mostly What Is Unsaid curates occasions to bring these discussions into a shared physical space, in order to bridge the gap between locations such as a shop, a magazine, or a journal and spaces of everyday life in the city.
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