April 27, 2005
Floating Points 2: Networked Art in Public Spaces
Tune in TONIGHT!
Anne Galloway will moderate a panel discussion with participants Julian Bleecker, Elizabeth Goodman, Greyworld, and Teri Rueb. After each artist has presented their work, she will engage them by asking the following question:
"Isabelle Stengers has described the creative enterprise as an “adventure of hope” - inherently political processes in which we resist the probable and fully engage the possible. And Chantal Mouffe has pointed to other “social imaginaries” crucial in revitalising an everyday politics of hope. What kind of hope do you see in networked public space? How do you see hope acting in your work? What possibilities and imaginaries drive you?"
DATE & TIME: April 27, 2005; 6:30 p.m. (EST, US); VENUE: Emerson College, Bill Bordy Theater, 216 Tremont Street, Boston and streamed live.
Posted by jo at April 27, 2005 11:42 AM
