(Press officer)
Critical Practice organised a weekend of events in May 2010: ‘Parade: Public Modes of Assembly and forms of Address’. It was based around artistic and academic dialogue around the vital conceptions of being in public.
The saturday programme was a series of Bar Camps*. *(A type of seminar all attendees are encouraged to present at, and everyone is also asked to share information and experiences of the event via public web channels – as an antidote to conferences where recording devices are not permitted). These Bar camps were: Histories of the Public, Being in Public; modes of assembly and forms of address and Future Publics.
The sunday event was The Market of Ideas. A market where stalls were staffed by artists, urbanists, geographers, environmentalists, health workers, anthropologists, economists all with different programmes. Ideas were exchanged instead of cash to embody peer-2-peer exchange.
The expertise involved was epic; Contributors are listed below the photos.
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Stallholders included:
Abundant Amelia (designers: Dallas Pierce Quintero),
Larisa Blazic and startx
Małgorzata Bocheńska / Salon 101
Chelsea iSD MA + Musashino Art University (Tokyo)
Geoff Cox and guest
Ian Drysdale and ThinkPublic
Roman Dziadkiewicz
Joanna Erbel
Małgorzata Bocheńska
FLAG
Angela Hodgson Teall
The KNOT Team
Owen Hatherley
Brandon Labelle
Wojtek Kosma and Dwayne Browne
Michał Kozłowski
25 MA students
Ewa Majewska
Lidka Makowska
Microsillons
Krzysztof Nawratek
The People Speak
Satelite Project of Politicised Practice Research Group
Dr Malcolm Quinn, Mike Rickets
Anatomy of the Street (Levente Polyak and Eszter Steierhoffer)
Eileen Simpson & Ben White of the Open Music Archive
George Shire
Dr Dan Smith, Bogna Świątkowska / Bec Zmiana
TangentProjects
Textile Environment Design (TED)
Wojtek Kosma and Dwayne Browne
Chris Wainwright and Cape Farwell
Joanna Warsza feat. Nuno Sacramento
…and many more besides
PDF of the Parade Publication:



