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Parade: public modes of assembly and forms of address - THE MARKET OF IDEAS, Sunday 23rd May, 2pm- 6pm

23 May 2010

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Sunday 2pm-6pm

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Free

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Chelsea College of Arts

London, United Kingdom

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  • Bus: 2, C10, 36, 77A, 88, 185, 436
  • Tube: Pimlico, Vauxhall
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THE MARKET OF IDEAS, Sunday 23rd, 35 different stalls in a bespoke structure exploring being in public

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This landmark event will explore the diverse, contested and vital conceptions of being in public. Set in a bespoke structure designed by Ola Wasilkowska and Michal Piasecki, with a host of international contributors, Parade will challenge the lazy, institutionalised model of knowledge transfer. Our modes of assembly, our forms of address and the knowledge we share will be intimately bound. ____________________________________________ LOCATION: The Rootstein Hopkins Parade Ground, Chelsea College of Art and Design (beside Tate Britain) 16 John Islip St., London, SW1P 4JU. TUBE: (Pimlico or Vauxhall) __________________________________________ PROGRAMME ___________________________________________ Friday 21st May, 5pm - 7pm: LAUNCH Potluck snacks (bring and share) while Open Music Archive plays music from the commons. _____________________________________________ Saturday 22nd May, 10am - 6pm: A DAY OF CONSECUTIVE BARCAMPS These open, participatory workshop-events will explore being in public past, present and future. Come and contribute. ______________________________________________ Sunday 23rd May, 2pm - 6pm: THE MARKET OF IDEAS Markets are good at distributing resources. Based on the model of the ancient bazaar, Parade will convene a Market of Ideas in which stalls staffed by artists, academics, urbanists, geographers, environmentalists, health workers, anthropologists, economists and others will allow for the exchange of knowledge with the milling public. The Market of Ideas will explore the distribution of public knowledge, embody peer-2-peer exchange, and build communal resources. ____________________________________________ For a full list of Market Stall holders please visit: http://criticalpracticechelsea.org/wiki/index.php?title=Parade_Market_of_Ideas_May_23%2C_2010 ___________________________________________ ARTIST COMMISSION: Experience the obstacles and pleasures of the public realm from the position of helpless larvae by climbing into one of Joanna Rajkowskas human-sized cocoons. _____________________________________________ Travel to the Rootstein Hopkins Parade Ground By Tube: 5 minutes from Pimlico tube (Victoria Line) 10 minutes from Vauxhall tube (Victoria Line). By Bus: 2, C10, 36, 77A, 88, 185, 436.Parking: There is limited parking on Atterbury St. and John Islip St. alongside the College. Free from 6.30pm onwards and at weekends. ____________________________________________ Documentation of the Event: The hashtag for Parade on flickr, Twitter, Delicious and beyond is #parade10. Please make your online content locatable by including this tag. _____________________________________________ Critical Practice is a cluster of artists, researchers and academics hosted by Chelsea College of Art and Design, a constituent college of the University of the Arts London. We have a long standing interest in art, public goods, spaces, services and knowledge, and a track record of producing original, participatory events. _____________________________________________ Parade is part of POLSKA! YEAR, which comprises over 200 projects presenting the most interesting achievements of Polish culture to UK audiences. The project takes place under the patronage of HM The Queen and HE The President of the Republic of Poland. POLSKA! YEAR is co-ordinated by the Adam Mickiewicz Institute in Warsaw. www.polskayear.pl/en _____________________________________________ For more information please contact Marsha Bradfield at: criticalpracticeinfo@gmail.com

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