I hate this uber masculine X design for twitter, with its proto-fascist aesthetics, that I think in going to delete my account this week. You can still find me on Insta and FB.
Talking through the AREVA Report and how to manifest practical outcomes for a more equitable arts sector. In particular a Community Jury to restore trust and an inter-institutional writers' room to undo the harmful bureaucratic language. https://t.co/PIJ86RRd4B
Researching TOMA (The Other MA) at Southend am learning more and more that the engine of social & (art) educational justice isn't solidarity (which is just an outcome) but friendship & love. And not squishy love but a love in the Bell Hooks sense of action rather than sentiment.
🚨🏴 The Scottish Government's new Budget contains devastating cuts to arts and culture. MSPs will decide whether to approve the plans on Tuesday. Please join me and @_CFTA in our campaign to #StopTheCuts in Scotland. https://t.co/xgtN8bdqte
HOMO SACER: LIFE UNLAWED opens 17 Feb @LaTrobe_AI. This group show is about art, the body, politics and the outside/beyond/under of the law. Martha Atienza, Jonathan Baldock, Kait James, Helen Johnson, Nick Modrzewski, Jack Ky Tan https://t.co/lXKcfizMkA
The AREVA report sets out a new approach to tackling racism and inequity in the visual arts sector, and makes recommendations for a long-term, anti-racist development scheme to be adopted by arts institutions.
Last month we gathered for the sharing of the report. Thank you to @jackkytan for performing parts of his creative response to the knowledge exchange sessions for us all and to all the panelists and participants for their time and effort in creating an anti-racist art ecology.
Together, with 4 dope artists, we have been in residence to develop GRAFF; Creating a language that accounts for the tangible and intangible elements of our work.
On March 4th, we'll be exhibiting our prototypes & tools, inviting you to come GRAFF with us https://t.co/Vx6sicSRu3
Our latest issue @law_humanities (Vol 16, Issue 2) is now available.
Issue 2 features two special symposia 'Practices and Processes as/in Law and Art' & 'Haunted Courts'.
Nikolaidis’s ‘The Poetry of Rights’ & Gurnham's review complete this rich collection
https://t.co/vyMtKEKjLQ
Whenever the capacity of art & culture in transformation & justice work gets reduced/erased, I remind myself that people like @CarmenAlpha @Gabriella_Lab@FREEDOM_BALANCE@jackkytan @daniadmiss & many others are rehearsing/iterating multi-systems change via cultural practice.
Camden Art Centre is pleased to announce the Studio Residency Artist for 22/23.
Jack Ky Tan (b. Singapore) is an interdisciplinary artist working across, performance, sculpture, law and policy-making
@jackkytan
Find out more:
FACT CEO, Nicola Triscott's insightful article about my/the inaugural Board of Trustees artist's residency at FACT Liverpool. A lot of useful learning here about how to shift Board culture.
Join me @jemjemdesi@adambenmakhlouf for a half day event critiquing the dissonance between organisational words and deeds, and the ways to close this gap through creative rewriting. 10 Oct, online, book free: https://t.co/sxq7CDG86k
Pull up a chair 🪑
Join us on Tue 13 Sep, 19:00 - 21:00, for @jackkytan ’s final artist-in-residence performance: Performing Boardness. Explore the key themes of Jack's residency, as well as ideas in art, culture and life in Liverpool.
📲 Tickets here: https://t.co/q0rDW8Cwgl
Jack Tan: Performing Boardness 🗣️
Be a part of a unique performance installation and share your thoughts on key ideas explored in @jackkytan's residency around authenticity, care, trust and accountability. 13 Sep, 19:00 - 21:00.
🪑Reserve your seat → https://t.co/q0rDW8Cwgl