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The Spaces Between: Equity, Voice, Agency, and Care Practices Involving the Arts and Arts Therapies
An international series of fourteen seminars starting November 2022: Australia, Chile, Finland, Ghana, India, Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa, UAE, UK, USA Following a successful Grand Challenges bid by Professor Phil Jones from the IOE, Professor Ama De-Graft Aikins, Institute of Advanced Studies and Dr Deborah Padfield, Slade School of Fine Art, and a collaboration with Arts + Health @ New York University led by Associate Professor Nisha Sajnani, a new seminar series starts in November 2022 and runs until October 2023. What are ‘agency’ and ‘voice’? What is equity? What constitutes care? How do these relate to those participating in the arts in health or wellbeing contexts and in therapy? What are different discoveries and practices in different countries?
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11/9/2022
Introduction to the Slade School of Fine Art
Introduction to the Slade School of Fine Art, filmed Autumn 2020
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12/7/2020
Slade Contemporary Art Lecture: MUSLIM SISTERHOOD
Muslim Sisterhood is an artistic collective working within photography, fashion publishing and events to create an inclusive community that centres Muslims. The collective is co-founded by Zeinab Saleh, a recent graduate from The Slade School of Fine Art, Sara Gulamali, a graduate from Central Saint Martins and Lamisa Khan, who studied International Relations at LSE and is currently studying her Masters in Gender Studies at SOAS. Most recently, they've featured in the 26th Photoworks Journal and were included in the 2020 Dazed 100 list in recognition of the collective’s contribution to the creative industry. Their work has been exhibited at V&A Lates, and they have hosted community-based workshops including tile glazing, belly dancing and self-defence. They launched their self-titled, debut zine in 2019 which is available to purchase at the ICA. https://www.instagram.com/muslimsisterhood
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10/27/2020
Slade Contemporary Art Lecture - Marianna Simnett
TAP INTO MY BRAIN, LITTLE BEASTS Rather than a static lecture format, Marianna has asked to pool questions from attendees, which she has then incorporated into the lecture. Marianna Simnett is a London-based artist, challenging how bodies are perceived and imagined. Simnett has recently had solo shows at the New Museum, New York; Copenhagen Contemporary; MMK, Frankfurt; FACT, Liverpool; Zabludowicz Collection, London and Matt’s Gallery, London. She has upcoming shows at the Frans Hals Museum, Haarlem, Kunsthalle Zürich and IMA Brisbane. website: https://www.instagram.com/mariannasimnett/
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5/20/2020
Slade Contemporary Art Lectures: ARIS KOMPOROZOS-ATHANASIOU
Swiping Right(-wing): Representation and the Populist Imagination, Aris Komporozos-Athanasiou, 30.10.2019, Cruciform Lecture Theatre. We live in times of chaotic uncertainty: anxiety, economic precarity and political volatility are the order of the day. It is commonplace to say that during uncertain times we crave certainty, we seek stable narratives and images of security. Yet today our individual and collective responses to radical uncertainty endorse rather than fight the instability that it induces... Aris Komporozos-Athanasiou is a Lecturer in Social Theory at University College London, and head of the UCL Sociology & Social Theory Research Group. He is a Senior Editor at the New School’s Public Seminar, where he is leading the research seminar ‘Imaginal Politics’, with Chiara Bottici and Judith Butler. Aris' current book project is titled ‘Speculative Communities: Re-imagining Society and Polity through Finance’.
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1/23/2020
Slade Contemporary Art Lectures: CÉLINE CONDORELLI
Host, Céline Condorelli 23.10.19, Cruciform Lecture Theatre. Céline Condorelli (CH, IT, UK) is a London and Lisbon-based artist, and was one of the founding directors of Eastside Projects, Birmingham, UK. She is the author and editor of Support Structures published by Sternberg Press (2009). Condorelli combines a number of approaches from developing structures for ‘supporting’ (the work of others, forms of political imaginary, existing and fictional realities) to broader enquiries into forms of commonality and discursive sites.
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1/23/2020