Winding Up
karen Krolak
[Escape from the rabbit hole of coworkers and unfinished projects. Backup and start this thought all over.]?
No metaphorical brackets: Boom! And I’m in it.
Sally Doughty
When does the work actually begin? Where are the lines/parameters/borders that I cross to begin working?
She Does Indeed Speak: A String of Things To Scratch the Surface
Amanda Thompson
The words are ‘out there’; they are confirmed and cannot be erased or taken back.
Or, can they?
Internationalism from Below: Between Dog and Wolf
Meryl Murman with Victoria Horshkova, Alina Sugoniako & Danyil Pinko
What are liberation practices when the autonomy of a body is being jeopardized by social constructs, geo politics, policing, patriarchy?
Ingress and offering
Ngozi “N/A” Oparah & J N Harrington in conversation
a space for yourself that’s also for others
(be)coming entangled together
Katie Vickers
I wonder, what more can entanglement be besides the realization or acknowledgement of interconnectedness
The right amount of distance
elena rose light
as long as we're questioning how near or far to be from one another, then we’re in an act of care
I’ve never done this before
Bonni Bogya
Is the rest of the industry paying attention to this?
Speaking Across Lanes
Shivaangee Agrawal & Katye Coe
we can be thankful that at least water allies us / carries us / connects us in ways that we often refuse to for each other
Interview with J N Harrington
Harrington speaks to Madalena Miles
as the labour becomes familiar there’s an excess of energy that allows us to be in a different kind of social space
Satelliser as crafting
Else Tunemyr
crafting is a form of body politics where agency takes a different form than application of the will
The many layers of dialogue
Coworkers Iris Yi Po Chan, Emilyn Claid & Mia Quimpo Gourlay in conversation
the challenge of Satelliser is attending to different layers of attention
Me, myself and everything else I am, satellising
Farrell Cox
Have you ever felt like someone opened your brain and put it in an art gallery?
A Durational Conversation 2020
Temitope Ajose-Cutting, Shivaangee Agrawal, Karen Callaghan, Iris Yi Po Chan, Katye Coe, J N Harrington, Amrita Hepi, Rosemary Lee, elena rose light, Else Tunemyr, Jay Yule & Katie Vickers
the conversation just moves out of frame
Contact makes each other possible
J N Harrington
multiple perspectives are simultaneously active and directly connected
A Glossary of Movement
Amrita Hepi
towards the dilemma of authenticity rather than the possibility of it
Un-whole, fluid, boring, familial, queer and kind
Jay Yule
Scientists are constantly disproving conclusions we thought were so concrete we wrote them in textbooks and taught them in schools