Exhibition

Notes from the Field: Commoning Practices in Art and Science

28 Jan 2016 – 19 Mar 2016

Regular hours

Thursday
12:00 – 18:00
Friday
12:00 – 18:00
Saturday
12:00 – 18:00
Wednesday
12:00 – 18:00

Cost of entry

Free entry, special events cost £5 and must be pre-booked.

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Arts Catalyst

London, United Kingdom

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This multi-faceted project investigates the notion of art as a tool or tactic for action with communities, with a focus on projects involving science and technology or driven by ecological concerns.

About

'Notes from the Field' presents aspects of Arts Catalyst’s ongoing art and citizen science project 'Wrecked! on the Intertidal Zone' with lead artists YoHa, Critical Art Ensemble, Andy Freeman and Fran Gallardo, who are working with communities on the Thames estuary. Alongside this, it presents the Arte Útil archive, a project initiated by artist Tania Bruguera, which chronicles a history of art projects that create tactics to change how we act in society.

In an archive room designed by Collective Works and ConstructLab, housing physical copies of selected Arte Útil case studies, and through exploratory workshops and discussion events, visitors will be able to speak with invited resident guests, undertake their own research, or propose new Arte Útil case studies. Contributing artists, scientists and experts to 'Notes from the Field' include Alistair Hudson, Dimitri Launder, Lisa Ma, Sylvia Nagl, Graham Harwood (YoHa), Nick Aikens, Veronica Ranner, Kat Jones (Centre for Alternative Technology), Jonathan Rosenhead (British Society for Social Responsibility in Science), Gemma Medina Estupiñan, Alec Steadman and Nicola Triscott. More names to be announced soon.

EVENT LISTINGS; Talks, Workshops and Seminars

Events can be booked via Eventbrite or www.artscatalyst.org 

Fri 29 January
Assembly on Useful Art, Science and Technology – with Veronica Ranner, Kat Jones (Centre for Alternative Technology), Dimitri Launder, Graham Harwood, Sylvia Nagl, Jonathan Rosenhead (British Society for Social Responsibility in Science), Gemma Medina Estupiñan, Alec Steadman and Nicola Triscott. 
Booking required

Thu 4 February
Socialising Activism – a talk with Lisa Ma
Booking required

Sat 6 February
Sketch a Bioluddite – a science and activism workshop with Lisa Ma
Booking required

Thu 18 February
Inter-species technologies for peripheral contexts (the Bionic Sheep project) – a workshop with Fernando Garcia Dory
Booking required

Thu 18 February
Agroecology a new kind of Neo Pastorialism – a talk with Fernando Garcia Dory
Booking required

Sat 27 February
Walking and Sensing in the City – a citizen science workshop with Andy Freeman
Booking required

Across March
A Remedy for the City – a workshop with Dimitri Launder
Fully booked

Thu 3 March
Planting in Concrete – a talk with Dimitri Launder
Booking required

Thu 17 March
Invasive Ecology – a working group with Fran Gallardo
Booking required

Friday 18 March 
Talking Dirty: Tongue First Research at the Mouth of the Thames – Book launch
Email to RSVP admin@artscatalyst.org

Sat 19 March 
Explore the Thames Estuary with your tongue – with Fran Gallardo
Drop in no booking required 

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Arts Catalyst

Exhibiting artistsToggle

Dimitri Launder

Critical Art Ensemble

YoHa

Neal White

Lisa Ma

Fran Gallardo

Alistair Hudson

Fernando García-Dory

Andy Freeman

Sylvia Nagl

Ben Vickers

Veronica Ranner

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