Tracing Mobility: Cartography and Migration in Networked Space – NottinghamTracing Mobility: Cartography and Migration in Networked Space – Nottingham

Robin Bhattacharya presented parts of The Robin Genome Project at the Symposium Tracing Mobility: Cartography and Migration in Networked Space at Nottingham Contemporary on Panel 4 – Radical Cartography: Charting Empires’ Fall

Part 1 – go to position 40:30 for presentation by Robin Bhattacharya

Part 2:

Introduction (chair: Mushon Zer-Aviv)

  • Mushon Zer-Aviv
  • Heath Bunting
  • Jean-Baptiste Naudy (Société Réaliste)
  • Robin Bhattacharya
  • James Kennard

Post Imperial maps of the world are being drawn up using the alleyways and rat runs ignored by empire’s former hubris. Now, using modern technologies, artists are able to overlay their maps over the standard projection, revealing an ocean of ignorance and bliss.

Tracing Mobility, the first of Radiator’s three international symposia, examines the emergence of a new art space, a space born out of the technology used to control and divide society. Taking place at Nottingham Contemporary on Saturday 15 May to coincide with the Uneven Geographies exhibition.

Video documentation of the full event: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/radiator-symposium-2010—tracing-mobilityRobin Bhattacharya präsentierte Auszüge des The Robin Genome Project am Symposium Tracing Mobility: Cartography and Migration in Networked Space im Nottingham Contemporary im Panel 4 – Radical Cartography: Charting Empires’ Fall

Video Dokumentation (Englisch)

Teil 1 – gehe zu position 40:30 für Präsentation von Robin Bhattacharya

Teil 2:

Einführung (Moderation: Mushon Zer-Aviv)

  • Mushon Zer-Aviv
  • Heath Bunting
  • Jean-Baptiste Naudy (Société Réaliste)
  • Robin Bhattacharya
  • James Kennard

Video Dokumentation des gesamten Events: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/radiator-symposium-2010—tracing-mobility

Disclosures – LondonDisclosures – London

29-30/03/2008 participating with Critical Practice in Disclosures, Gasworks, London

We participated in an event called Disclosures on the 29th – 30th March 2008.

Disclosures seeks to scrutinise the notion of openness across fields of cultural production at large. A first reading of openness refers to situations in which the viewer, reader, listener or internet user becomes emancipated through egalitarian participation, diffuse collaborative authorship and/or the breaking down of hierarchical and social boundaries
It was organised by Anna Colin and Mia Jankowicz of Gasworks. See the programme here.
Critical Practice contributed directly to Phase 1 and Phase 3 of the programme.

Phase 1
We participated in a panel discussion
The View From Here: after Open Congress with Critical Practice, node.London and WMAOYW
1130-1300 Saturday 29th March 2008.
Toynbee Hall, Lecture Hall, 28 Commercial Street, London E1 6LS.
here is our Brechtian multi-voiced Introduction.

Phase 3
In Phase 3, we convened a ResourceCamp to tackle the ‘elephant in the room’ of open organizations and those in receipt of public money – the management and distribution of money and resources.

Critical Practice working group Wiki-page: http://criticalpracticechelsea.org/wiki/index.php?title=Disclosures

Gasworks website with full Disclosures programme: http://www.gasworks.org.uk/exhibitions/detail.php?id=34429-30/03/2008 participating with Critical Practice in Disclosures, Gasworks, London

We participated in an event called Disclosures on the 29th – 30th March 2008.

Disclosures seeks to scrutinise the notion of openness across fields of cultural production at large. A first reading of openness refers to situations in which the viewer, reader, listener or internet user becomes emancipated through egalitarian participation, diffuse collaborative authorship and/or the breaking down of hierarchical and social boundaries
It was organised by Anna Colin and Mia Jankowicz of Gasworks. See the programme here.
Critical Practice contributed directly to Phase 1 and Phase 3 of the programme.

Phase 1
We participated in a panel discussion
The View From Here: after Open Congress with Critical Practice, node.London and WMAOYW
1130-1300 Saturday 29th March 2008.
Toynbee Hall, Lecture Hall, 28 Commercial Street, London E1 6LS.
here is our Brechtian multi-voiced Introduction.

Phase 3
In Phase 3, we convened a ResourceCamp to tackle the ‘elephant in the room’ of open organizations and those in receipt of public money – the management and distribution of money and resources.

Critical Practice working group Wiki-page: http://criticalpracticechelsea.org/wiki/index.php?title=Disclosures

Gasworks website with full Disclosures programme: http://www.gasworks.org.uk/exhibitions/detail.php?id=344

unitednationsplaza Mexico D.F. – Mexico Cityunitednationsplaza Mexico D.F. – Mexico City

01-19/03/2008 participating in core-group of unitednationsplaza Mexico DF, Mexico City

unitednationsplaza Mexico DF is an exhibition in the form of a temporary school. For this project, artist Anton Vidokle is organizing a month long program of seminars and workshops that use the Casa Refugio as a site to shape a critically engaged public through art discourse. unitednationsplaza is presented by PAC (Patronato de Arte Contemporáneo A.C.) as part of its new curatorial residency program, and will run from March 1st through March 31, 2008.

unitednationsplaza is thematically organized around a central topic: possibilities for artistic agency today. The program will comprise of a series of short seminars and workshops developed by a group of artists, writers, curators and theorists including Eduardo Abaroa, Minerva Cuevas, Anselm Franke, Liam Gillick, Boris Groys, Nikolaus Hirsch, Chus Martinez, Martha Rosler, Natascha Sadr Haghighian, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Jalal Toufic, Jan Verwoert and Tirdad Zolghadr. All topics will be addressed from the perspective of ongoing research and production, and as such will constitute the core structure of the school. The program will also feature discussions, screenings, performances and publications by a group of contributors including Julieta Aranda, Fia Backstrom, Regine Basha, Oksana Bulgakowa, Nico Dockx, Adriana Lara, Desiderio Navarro, Damian Ortega, Hila Peleg and Eduardo Sarabia. unitednationsplaza will operate a web-based radio station: WUNP, a project by Angel Nevarez and Valerie Tevere.

unitednationsplaza Mexico DF is the third in a series of art projects organized around a temporary school format, started by Anton Vidokle. Vidokle initiated his research into education as site for artistic practice for Manifesta 6, which was cancelled. In response to the cancellation, Vidokle set up an independent project in Berlin called Unitednationsplaza–a twelve-month exhibition as school involving more than a hundred artists, writers, philosophers, and diverse audiences. Located behind a supermarket in East Berlin, UNP’s program featured numerous seminars, lectures, screenings, book presentations and projects including the Martha Rosler Library. Starting January 2008, Vidokle is presenting a related year-long program, called Night School, at the New Museum in New York City.

The Patronage for Contemporary Art A.C. (PAC) is a unique non-profit civic association formed by a group of individuals committed to promoting the development of contemporary art. PAC was founded in June 2000 as an initiative to bring contemporary art closer to an audience by way of collaboration with museums, galleries, curators, publishers, critics and researches in the field of contemporary art. Its board of directors concentrates the voluntary efforts of an independent group of cultural professionals. PAC’s program is supported and developed thanks to the yearly contributions of individual and corporate donors.

Casa Refugio Citlaltépetl is a civic association based in Mexico City whose mission is to provide shelter and protection to prosecuted writers from any country. In addition, Casa Refugio also has an intense public cultural program which includes publication of the quarterly magazine “Líneas de Fuga”, as well as the organization of conference cycles (known as “Literary Thursdays”); special events such as book launches and poetry readings, and literary workshops amongst other activities.

Project website: www.unitednationsplaza.org