Today in building 6 on Cockatoo Island, Diego
Bonetto will join me in discussing the recent politics around the Biennale and
how it connects to a range of issues such as freedom of speech, corporate
sponsorship, the privatisation of the public realm, the relation between
capitalism and art, art as a contested site of politics, and the willingness of
artists to engage collectively, politically and structurally in the
shaping of culture.
This is a part of "present politics" events that
will run every Friday afternoon:
Present politics: pavilion for one-to-one and
small group discussions:
With Diego Bonetto, Ian Milliss, Jacqueline Milner,
Contemporary Art and Feminism research group from SCA, Oliver Watts, Danny
Butt, Space, Place, Country research group from SCA, and others to be
confirmed.
Each Friday afternoon from 2pm.
Building 6, Cockatoo Island.
Events
currently scheduled:
Friday 28 March with Diego Bonetto
Friday 4 April with
Oliver Watts
Friday 11 April with Ian Milliss
Discussions will be held with
members of the public who happen to be present in Building 6, concerning the
current political crisis in Australia. Peers, guests, friends and colleagues
will be invited to contribute by leading some of the discussions. At other
times, I will be present to engage the public on a one-on-one basis.
Conversations will generate material for a series of essays to be published
after the Biennale.
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