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DAY 6: Toynbee Studios, Commercial Street
Steve Lambert takes the deceptively simple LED-lit installation, Capitalism Works For Me! (True/False), to Toynbee Studios as part of 2 Degrees Festival 2015. Natalie Bennett of the Green Party joins us to cast her vote and discuss her reasons behind her vote.
DAY 5: Old Street (corner of Great Eastern Street)
Steve Lambert takes the deceptively simple LED-lit installation, Capitalism Works For Me! (True/False), to Old Street as part of 2 Degrees Festival 2015. Watch to find out some of the conversations and deliberations captured.
DAY 4: Chrisp Street Market
Steve Lambert takes the deceptively simple LED-lit installation, Capitalism Works For Me! (True/False), to Chrisp Street Market as part of 2 Degrees Festival 2015. Watch to find out some of the conversations and deliberations captured.
BREAKDOWN BREAK DOWN DAY 3
River listening on the Thames
Photo by Oliver Rudkin
DAY 3: Old Spitalfields Market
Steve Lambert takes the deceptively simple LED-lit installation, Capitalism Works For Me! (True/False), to Old Spitalfields Market as part of 2 Degrees Festival 2015. Watch to find out some of the conversations and deliberations captured.
BREAKDOWN BREAK DOWN DAY 2
Deep listening. Deep time. Deep Futures @ Brunel Tunnel, Rotherhithe.
DAY 2: Rosebury Avenue
Steve Lambert takes the deceptively simple LED-lit installation, Capitalism Works For Me! (True/False), to Rosebury Avenue as part of 2 Degrees Festival 2015. Watch to find out some of the conversations and deliberations captured.
BREAKDOWN BREAK DOWN DAY 1
Deep listening on Hackney rooftops
Photo credit: Oliver Rudkin
DAY 1: Clerkenwell Green
Steve Lambert takes the deceptively simple LED-lit installation, Capitalism Works For Me! (True/False), to Clerkenwell Green as part of 2 Degrees Festival 2015.
Watch to find out some of the conversations and deliberations captured.
Petro-Subjectivity map.
What is the impact of oil?
This illustration was made to accompany an essay in the book Petro-Subjectivity: De-Industrializing Our Sense of Self, which launches tonight at 7.30pm. More details & tickets: http://www.artsadmin.co.uk/events/3716
UPDATED SATURDAY TIMETABLE
Now with:
6-6.45pm: Take a convivial rest with author Lucy Neal and plant activist Mark Watson. Reflect on imagining the impossible and re-think future Recipes for Action. Hear about the recently launched hand book Playing for Time - Making Art As If the World Mattered, whilst rewilding your senses with a reviving, refreshing tea made from locally gathered plants, flowers and herbs in a large teapot.
WHAT CAN WE EXPECT AT CLIMATE COUCH?
WHAT FLAVOUR QUESTIONS WILL YOU BE ASKING THE GUESTS?
WHAT CAN WE DO TOGETHER TO CREATE A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE?
Stacy Makishi answers...
Climate Couch tickets (£5 & free drink) available HERE.
LOCATION CHANGE
On Tuesday 2 June Capitalism Works For Me! (True/False) will no longer be at the Royal London Hospital but instead at Green Terrace (opposite Rosebury Hall).
As ever check #2DegreesFestival for rolling updates.
FULL TIMETABLE FOR NEXT WEEK
Climate Couch lineup
A subversive take on the typical chat show featuring activists, writers, and artists with radical new ideas on climate issues.
HOST: Stacy Makishi (artist)
GUESTS:
Agamemnon Otero, CEO of Repowering and member of the Department for Energy and Climate Change Community Energy Contact Group
Danni Paffard, founder and chair of Move Your Money and currently coordinating the rapidly growing fossil fuel divestment campaign in the UK for 350.org
Charlie Kronick, Chief policy advisor at Greenpeace and an independent consultant for environment and development.
ENTERTAINMENT:
Bridge of Sound, in-house band
Pete the Temp, poet, educator, beatboxer and loop pedal artist.
TICKETS ARE ONLY £5 AND INCLUDE A DRINK
Full programme: ‘Imagining the Impossible’
Saturday 6 June, 10am-6pm, Toynbee Studios (£10 ticket including lunch)
How do we go on living, taking action, and making art in the face of climate change, capitalism, consumerism (and all the other isms)?
Programme includes:
- Launch of Imagine2020 network publication There is Nothing Beyond our Imagination
- Films commissioned by the European Imagine 2020 network
- Emergence present Doin’ Dirt Time, a stripped back theatre performance based on a 1995 interview between writer Suzi Gablik and two celebrated American artists who made the decision to give away all their artworks and possessions.
- An in-conversation with Emergence Hearing Voices and Tracking Change
- Harry Giles’ performance Everything I Bought And How It Made Me Feel delving into why we buy what we do and asks how does consumerism really make us feel?
- Steve Waters’ first solo show, In a Vulnerable Place, recounting a personal journey into landscapes on the front line of climate change.
- A chance to cast your vote at Steve Lambert’s Capitalism Works For Me! True/False
- The Institute for the Art and Practice of Dissent at Home, will be inviting families to engage in discussion, readings and fun-filled activities as they build their Family Activist Network(FAN) ahead of COP21.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION ON THE PROGRAMME
Timetable coming soon...
#HackCop21
We’ve extended the deadline for The Laboratory of Insurrectionary Imagination’s 6 day workshop HackCop21: A Laboratory of Art Activism to Co-design Creative Resistance for Climate Justice.
We’re ESPECIALLY on the look out for graphic designers, user experience designers & web developers so please forward to those who might be interested!
To apply: https://labofii.wordpress.com/2015/04/20/hackcop21-a-laboratory-of-art-activism-to-co-design-creative-resistance-for-climate-justice-london-june-1st-to-7th/
New deadline: Monday 11 May.