Exhibition
Installation: Annah: Nomenclature
22 Aug 2018 – 25 Aug 2018
ICA (Institute of Contemporary Arts)
London, United Kingdom
Free - £12
The Institute of Contemporary Arts is pleased to present In formation III, featuring performances, workshops, talks, screenings and installations.
The Institute of Contemporary Arts presents In formation III, the third iteration of a discursive platform emphasising collective production and learning, and forms of sociality. This expansive series of presentations, workshops, performances and participatory events is collaboratively organised by the ICA curatorial team and staff members.
In formation reimagines the spaces of the Institute of Contemporary Arts, considering how they are utilised and activated by public discourse, and questioning notions of the ‘civic’ institution. Where the In formation programmes in August 2017 and January 2018 took the interrogation of institutional forms and socio-political structures as a basis for discussion and production, In formation III is galvanised by considerations of humanity and the psyche. The programme spans critical questions around the science of the mind and its fixing of notions of humanity, experiences of individual and collective care, and explorations beyond the ‘rational’ mind.
This platform considers how agency and psychic life overlap and connect, moving from the address of highly formalised systems towards considering how their logics might be internalised, resisted and entrenched by the individual and collective psyche. Exploratory discussion, sound, performance, images and oral history provide channels to map how lived experience and intersubjective consciousness impact and inform societal hierarchies and priorities.
In formation III foregrounds emergent fields of research that offer points of entry into appositional modes of thought and learning, co-creation and intergenerational work. Scrutinising capitalism through psychoanalysis, approaching historical visibility through the space of disability poetics, and interrogating the ways race and gender are policed through sound, the programme sheds light on how artists, activists and their interlocutors draw on energies that sustain counter-normative ways of organising social life.
Friday 17 August, 1:30pm
Prelude event: Workshop with Alok Vaid-Menon
Wednesday 22 August, 6pm
Screening of Ulrike Ottinger’s Madame X: An Absolute Ruler
Wednesday 22 – Saturday 25 August
Performance installation by Khairani Barokka, Annah: Nomenclature
Thursday 23 August, 7pm
Performance + Q&A with Khairani Barokka
Saturday 25 August, 5pm
Talk by Denise Ferreira da Silva
Saturday 25 August, 7pm
Screening of Clément Cogitore’s Braguino + Discussion
Sunday 26 August, 2pm
Study group led by Denise Ferreira da Silva
Wednesday 29 August, 6:30pm
Performance-Lectures by Angela Chan, Suzanne Dhaliwal, Farah Ahmed, Robbie Judkins + João Florêncio
Wednesday 29 August, 7:00pm
Screening of William Greaves’ Symbiopsychotaxiplasm
Thursday 30 August, 6:30pm
Poetry Reading + Live Exchange with Kongra Star: Rojava Women’s Revolution
Saturday 1 September, 2pm
Screening + Readings by crip theory research group
Sunday 2 September, 1pm
Participatory roundtable: What’s Love Got to Do with It?
Tuesday 4 September, 6:30pm
Talk by David Ruebain + Yates Norton: Disability and Interdependence
Wednesday 5 September, 6:45pm
Screening of Claude Faraldo’s Themroc
Friday 7 September
4:30pm Workshop with Boris Mitić
6:30pm Screening of In Praise of Nothing + Q&A with director Boris Mitić
Saturday 8 September, 2pm
Scratch #1 with sorryyoufeeluncomfortable
Sunday 9 September, 7pm
UK premiere screening of National Narrative (Roman National) + Conversation with director Grégoire Breil
Tuesday 11 – Sunday 16 September
Installation by Mitchell Akiyama, Blood, a Ballast
Wednesday 12 September, 6:45pm
Screening of Lizzie Borden’s Born in Flames
Thursday 13 September, 2pm
GUAP Social Work: Photography hacks Workshop with Diana Agunbiade-Kolawole + Social Creative Network
Thursday 13 September, 6:30pm
Talk by Alfie Bown: The Psychoanalysis of Cyborgs
Friday 14 September, 7pm
Talk by Mitchell Akiyama
Saturday 15 September, 2pm
Scratch #2 with Tristam Adams + ICA Curator Carey Robinson
Saturday 15 September, 5pm
Vinyl DJ Workshop with Nzinga Soundz
Saturday 15 September, 8pm
Live Performance by Ya-Ya Bones
Saturday 15 September, 8:30pm
Live Performance by Mina Rose
Saturday 15 September, 9pm
DJ Set by Pxssy Palace
Sunday 16 September, 2pm
Screening, Discussion and Reading with Oleksiy Radynski
Exhibition
Installation: Annah: Nomenclature
22 Aug 2018 – 25 Aug 2018
ICA (Institute of Contemporary Arts)
London, United Kingdom
Screening
Screening of Ulrike Ottinger's Madame X: An Absolute Ruler
22 Aug 2018
ICA (Institute of Contemporary Arts)
London, United Kingdom
Event
Performance + Q&A: Annah: Nomenclature
23 Aug 2018
ICA (Institute of Contemporary Arts)
London, United Kingdom
Talk
Backlight: Talk by Denise Ferreira da Silva
25 Aug 2018
ICA (Institute of Contemporary Arts)
London, United Kingdom
Workshop
Study Group on Black Aesthetics lead by Denise Ferreira da Silva
26 Aug 2018
ICA (Institute of Contemporary Arts)
London, United Kingdom
Event
Embodied Knowledge: Ecology and Performance
29 Aug 2018
ICA (Institute of Contemporary Arts)
London, United Kingdom
Screening
Screening of William Greaves' Symbiopsychotaxiplasm
29 Aug 2018
ICA (Institute of Contemporary Arts)
London, United Kingdom
Event
Rojava Women's Revolution: Poetry Reading + Live Exchange with Kongra Star
30 Aug 2018
ICA (Institute of Contemporary Arts)
London, United Kingdom
Screening
On Cripping: Screening + Readings by crip theory research group
01 Sep 2018
ICA (Institute of Contemporary Arts)
London, United Kingdom
Workshop
Workshop: What’s Love Got to Do with It?
02 Sep 2018
ICA (Institute of Contemporary Arts)
London, United Kingdom
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