@stolenride Stolen blue two-gear electric Brompton with large city bag. Stolen whilst riding South East along the cycle path next to the Lea in Hackney 5 July 10am near Anchor and Hope. Frame no. 781898 Serial no 2008130268. Be careful everyone!
@StolenRide Stolen while riding along the cycle path in Hackney going South East just past Springfield part and the Anchor & Hope Pub E5 9HE by the River Lee by two men riding a lime bike. It is a blue 2 speed electric Brompton with a very distinctive Rido 2seat, large City Bag
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really wonderful panel about #discomfort with the wonderful Sanchita Balachandran (@sanchita_writes) which talked about the survival of culture even if museums are underwater - taking a #longview on #slowdisasters#ReshapingTheCollectible
Guillermo Gómez-Peña’s invitation: “I invite you, dear foreigner in my performance country, to dream with me... coexisting in synergy with nature, radical imagination and community – your surrounding multiple communities. Do you have ideas to propose for a museum of the future?”
The final session is a special performance by Guillermo Gómez-Peña @pochanostra followed by a retreat to write your own letter to the museums of the future, facilitated by Emma Tramposch, Managing Director & Curator of the Living Archives, La Pocha Nostra #ReshapingTheCollectible
This morning’s ‘Copies for Climate’ workshop is up and running. Following yesterday’s conversations about artwork replication, @Henry_McGhie (Curating Tomorrow) and Jacob Chu (@Co2action1) are sharing research and hosting discussions around the environmental impact of replication
Looking forward to this tomorrow! Rethinking Memory Towards Radical Museum Futures at 12.05 BST: How does our idea of the future affect how we think about the transmission of contemporary art? How do memory ecologies contribute to those possible futures? #ReshapingTheCollectible
the discussion with Val Ravaglia has brought up the unwanted sensory effects of artworks (sounds, smells) not only on visitors but on front of house staff in the galleries. we are well into the arena of #unruly, #lively, and #uncomfortable artworks #reshapingthecollectible
Gala Porras-Kim is also talking about materials that are hanging around 'waiting' to become artworks (i.e. Dan #Flavin flourescent tube lights) and artworks which decay while on exhibit. I LOVE works like this (to use a word from our first panel #ReshapingTheCollectible) #lively
A full list of speakers and a schedule for all three days of the conference are available via this link, as well as registration details if you’re yet to book. Tickets are free and the whole conference is online #ReshapingTheCollectible https://t.co/g2D1wIwjW0
Artist Gala Porras-Kim now considers ‘the agency
of historical objects that continue their perpetual function despite their current condition in historical collections’, and instances museum staff becoming implicated beyond an object’s care and display #ReshapingTheCollectible
In the conversation w/ Libby Ireland & Jack McConchie (@Datapotatoes), artist Ima-Abasi Okon mentioned key learning moments about the nuances of the long-term care of art, & seeing attention to works (incl. Barbara Hepworth) in the conservation lab @Tate#reshapingthecollectible
this discussion as part of #reshapingthecollectible is about inherited practices (in the museum) and I've just heard the word "begrudgement"; artist Ima-Abasi Okon asks, how we can support each other to "do well" without imposing an obligation?