17/11/2018
gathering
2018 Creative Time Summit Screening
On Archipelagos and Other Imaginaries-- Collective Strategies to Inhabit the World
- Join us for a screening of the 11th Creative Time Summit: On Archipelagos and Other Imaginaries-- Collective Strategies to Inhabit the World. Stroboskop, in collaboration with Ujazdowski Castle Centre for Contemporary Art, will present the short program of lectures as well as a program of video works, curated especially for this screening at U–jazdowski. This years' summit was held in Miami, FL from November 1-3, and featured topics ranging from immigration and borders to climate realities, notions of intersectional justice, gentrification, tourism as an enabler for neocolonialism, and the roles art and activism can play in all these pressing issues.
- The Creative Time Summit is an annual convening for thinkers, dreamers, and doers working at the intersection of art and politics. Functioning as a roving platform, the summit brings together artists, activists, and other thought leaders engaging with today’s most pressing issues. Presenting a critical range of perspectives, the summit provides strategies for social change in local and global contexts. In an effort to reach new audiences and explore issues within a global context, in 2014, Creative Time began partnering with institutions beyond NYC, taking the Summit to cities around the world including Stockholm, Venice, Washington DC, Toronto and Miami. In its travels outside of New York, the Summit aims to foster meaningful connections amongst a growing global community while also highlighting locally driven programming.
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Programme
- 12:00
- Introduction, Norbert Delman/Stroboskop
- 12:15-17:15
- Lecture/Panel Screening
- 17:15-18:00
- Video program curated by Kelley O'Brien/The Muted Horn and Katie Zazenski/Stroboskop
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Presentations
- On boundaries and a borderless future
- Immigration policies and border controls continue to dominate headlines and political debates, influencing decision-making, transforming identities, and dividing communities. Rather than fixating on the divisive boundaries between ‘them’ and ‘us’, how do we universalize the migrant experience? How can we imagine the seemingly impossible possibilities otherwise discarded in politics, which could produce new models of citizenship or the dissolution of global borders?
- Elvis Fuentes
- María Magdalena Campos-Pons
- Zach Blas
- Nadia Kaabi-Linke
- Immigration policies and border controls continue to dominate headlines and political debates, influencing decision-making, transforming identities, and dividing communities. Rather than fixating on the divisive boundaries between ‘them’ and ‘us’, how do we universalize the migrant experience? How can we imagine the seemingly impossible possibilities otherwise discarded in politics, which could produce new models of citizenship or the dissolution of global borders?
- Facing climate realities, reimagining a green future
- This section intersects the local and the planetary, indigenous knowledge and scientific cultures, multispecies and human solidarity. Delving into ecological thought and revealing critical tools for the climate justice movement, speakers will highlight contemporary responses to climate change, extinction of species, and extractivist threats to the environment. How are these threats affecting our understanding of ourselves and our common futures?
- Keynote: Timothy Morton
- This section intersects the local and the planetary, indigenous knowledge and scientific cultures, multispecies and human solidarity. Delving into ecological thought and revealing critical tools for the climate justice movement, speakers will highlight contemporary responses to climate change, extinction of species, and extractivist threats to the environment. How are these threats affecting our understanding of ourselves and our common futures?
- Towards an intersectional justice
- Due to rising inequity and violence, ideals for equitable and responsive governments are further distanced from present-day mindsets. Speakers will position questions of who is privileged, who gets excluded, and who has power at the intersection of gender, race and class. What are some of the crucial aspects of queer, feminist, anti-racist, and post-colonial perspectives from which practitioners have developed an emancipatory politics for our times?
- Keynote: Vijay Prashad
- William Cordova and Marie Vickles
- Colectivo Universitario de Disidencia Sexual (Daniela Cápona and José Carlos Henríquez)
- Bhenji Ra
- Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara and Yanelys Nuñez Leyva
- Due to rising inequity and violence, ideals for equitable and responsive governments are further distanced from present-day mindsets. Speakers will position questions of who is privileged, who gets excluded, and who has power at the intersection of gender, race and class. What are some of the crucial aspects of queer, feminist, anti-racist, and post-colonial perspectives from which practitioners have developed an emancipatory politics for our times?
- Resisting displacement and violence
- From Miami to Istanbul, from Buenos Aires to Bucharest, forms of aggressive gentrification have become widespread, oftentimes signaling the rapacious influence of cultural trends. Every city offers a different story, and there is much to be gleaned from the injustices felt and the struggles taking place at different breaths and rhythms. What new forms of engagement do artists, activists and other agents integrate into their environments?
- Anna Minton
- Brigada Puerta de Tierra
- Lia and Dan Perjovschi
- Marilyn Douala-Bell
- Keynote: Edwidge Danticat
- From Miami to Istanbul, from Buenos Aires to Bucharest, forms of aggressive gentrification have become widespread, oftentimes signaling the rapacious influence of cultural trends. Every city offers a different story, and there is much to be gleaned from the injustices felt and the struggles taking place at different breaths and rhythms. What new forms of engagement do artists, activists and other agents integrate into their environments?
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Video exhibition
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curated by Kelley O’brien and Katie Zazenski
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Featuring the work of:
Johannah Herr, Mike Dax Iacovone, Carrie Sijia Wang, Jessie Rose Vala. Jova Lynne, Darice Polo, Heather Mawson, and UNDEREXPOSED (Directed by Noelle Richardand Dagen Eidolon; Produced by Jacob Koestler and Amanda King)
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- Creative Time: http://creativetime.org/
- Stroboskop: https://stroboskop-space.pl/
- The Muted Horn: http://www.themutedhorn.org/
