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Distributed: a conversation with Joshua Trees, Jack Clarke and Ayşe Köklü Content Free, Royal College of Art

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Playing w 1 colour many layers

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Sad Boys of Capitalism. Poster Test A3. #graphicdesign #graphicdesigner #graphicdesignstudio #criticalgraphicdesign #critique #poster #posterdesign #vaporwave #aesthetic #capitalist #jerk (at California Institute of the Arts)

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Current Day Manifesto: Toward a Critical Ambiguity in Graphic Design Cameron Ralston, 2013

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The Role of the (Graphic) Designer... ... in a metamodern structure of feeling Jack Clarke, 2015

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Horizons — Mentaxis (Loes Claessens and Kirsten Spruit), 2015

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Free Criticism No.5: The Performative Lecture (Abridged) Organised by David Preston and Kira Salter Curated by Joshua Trees

Join us for more cheap advice, feminist hijacking, sine-wave speech demos and a tale of childhood friendship.

Lectures by Lars Høie, Katie Lambe, Adam Willis and Jordan Woodage

Sneak preview of Lars Høie’s lecture

27 April 2016, 4.30–6.00pm*, LVMH Lecture Theatre Central Saint Martins Granary Building, 1 Granary Square, King’s Cross N1C 4AA

Open to University of the Arts London students and staff only * Entry requires a UAL ID card or visitor pass signed by a UAL staff member

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Free Criticism No.4: The Performative Lecture

Join us for life stories, random street views, sine-wave speech demos, plagiarised art, data mining, endangered analogs, assembly lines, cheap advice, unidentified smells, Skatelita, a history of Chinese students studying abroad, the life cycle of a meal, The Andes (from memory) and other unproven nonsense.

Lectures by Rebecca Bartola, Mia Chen, Georgia Cranstoun, Satoko Furusawa, Jurate Gacionyte, Lars Høie, Jasmine Kurino, Katie Lambe, Rebecca Lardeur, Kenneth Lim, Emilien Rabin, Emily Schofield, Adhiraj Singh, Jack Smith, Aishat Tijani, Yangzi Wang, Adam Willis, Jordan Woodage

Curated by Joshua Trees

18 February 2016, 2.00–5.00pm*, Room F204 Lime Central Saint Martins Granary Building, 1 Granary Square, King’s Cross N1C 4AA

* Note: Lectures will be delivered in three ‘acts’, with a ten minute intermission between each act.

Feel free to exit or enter during intermissions.

2.00-2.50 Act I (Lectures 1–5) 3.00-3.50 Act II (Lectures 6–10) 4.00-4.50 Act III (Lectures 11–15)

Open to University of the Arts London students, staff and approved visitors.*

* Note: entry requires a UAL ID card or visitor pass signed by a UAL staff member; visitors outside of UAL should contact [email protected] to book a place and visitor pass.