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Alanna Lockward Hosted by Centre for Postcolonial Studies, Goldsmiths Tuesday 22nd May 2012 5:30 –7:00pm, RHB137 Alanna Lockward will be presenting work from the international screening programme BLACK EUROPE BODY POLITCS (Ballhaus Naunynstrasse,Berlin, May 2012). Centred on Black European citizenship and recent moving image and performative practices, BE.BOP2012 sought to expose the ways in which [...]
Archive for the ‘Events’ Category
You are invited to Wormwood Scrubs park, from 12:00 until 17:00 on the 12/5 for a Community Fayre in support of charity.
Posted: April 30, 2012 by jamesrrellison in Events, The PrisonThe Fayre aims to offer a platform for the different components of the community using Wormwood Scrubs Park. It stems from 5 students’ journey on a group project originally based in HMP Wormwood Scrubs. However, when this initial stage of the project fell through, we were amazed at how many people we had encountered working [...]
The Alternative Art College presents; Education as Experiment 17/05
Posted: April 30, 2012 by jamesrrellison in Events, Individual project, The PoliticalThe Alternative Art College presents; Education as Experiment. Date: 17th May Time: 10am – 6pm Location: 47 Lewisham Way, Goldsmiths College. The Alternative Art College is a non-profit education facility; The AAC’s reason for being is to challenge the notion of knowledge consumers, to [...]
The Museum group are riding a wave of interest in this country around the plight of post-war council estates. Seen less as markers of hope and utility as they were in post-war economic depression, they are increasingly taken to be a blight upon the landscape and something in need of ‘cleaning up’. Raquel has pointed [...]
Students hold sponsored sprint around Wormwood Scrubs prison
Posted: March 29, 2012 by jamesrrellison in Counter-Mapping, Events, The Prison, UncategorizedFIVE students clutched yellow chrysanthemums as they took on laps of Wormwood Scrubs prison to spread their message. The Communique London group – Rebecca Hartley, Tatiana Baskakova, James Ellison, Nima Esmailpour and Kate Wiggs – took on the Saturday morning challenge for Tomorrow’s People. The charity works with prisoners, families affected by long-term unemployment and [...]
‘Over the Wall’ on Tuesday, March 20th. Screening in Small Hall Cinema, RHB, Goldsmiths from 6.00pm-8pm. ‘Over The Wall’ is the story of a unique University of London-based football team called Football Beyond Borders, and their quest to play in Palestine. They find themselves in Cairo in the year of the Arab Spring and with [...]
Hey guys, Please come to see “Too Expired For Any Further Trade”, an installation I have done for the agora project at Tooting Market. There is going to be a talk between the artists and the curatorial collective 20 // 20 at the 23rd of march, starting 11 am. Performances (including the performance of my installation) [...]
I know I was banned, at least I can run! (Wormwood Scrubs, 24/03 9:00 – 13:00)
Posted: March 18, 2012 by jamesrrellison in Counter-Mapping, Events, The Political, The PrisonSecond call out for participants, this time it’s Scrubs! As with the Gherkin we are exercising our right, excuse the pun, to free association. The days events will begin at 9am and go on until 1pm, if you want more blurb please check our press release below. We hope to see you ALL there!!!
Communique London are here, so letters in!
Posted: March 12, 2012 by jamesrrellison in 5th Site, Counter-Mapping, Events, Project Archive, The Political, The Prison, UncategorizedHere is the official launch of the new look ‘prison group’. Below is a link to our blog, please take a look. http://communiquelondon.org/ There is also an event happening at the Gherkin at 12:00 on the 17th.Please join us for a little bit of playful action. [...]
“The Politics of Chinese Sunflowers: From the Cultural Revolution to Ai Weiwei.” Its in Rm 342 RHB, Wed 29th, 10am.
