Camel Collective (Anthony Graves, Carla Herrera-Prats, and Lasse Lau) will launch its book The Second World Congress of Free Artists, published in conjunction with Aarhus Kunsthal, Denmark. The Second World Congress of Free Artists is a loose collection of scripts representing a number of ventures on the topics of artistic pedagogy, alternative forms of education, and teaching art under the new conditions presented by neoliberal universities and colleges. The scenes in the book were written by contributing authors and dramatized through an intensive editorial process, resulting in an experimental and critical look at the educational turn in artistic practice. The evening will consist of a series of performative readings.
Contributors to The Second World Congress of Free Artists:
Camel Collective (DK/US/MX)
Mirene Arsanios (LB)
UKK (DK)
The YES! Association (SE)
Benj Gerdes and Jenn Hayashida (US/SE)
Colin Lang (US)
Ditte Lyngkaer Pedersen (DK)
Sande Cohen (US/TH)
Zachary Cahill (US)
Eduardo Abaroa (MX)
Javier Toscano (MX)
Ashley Hunt (US)
Johannes Raether (DE)
Temporary Institute For Witchpower (DE)
Michael Ashkin (US)
Andrea Creutz with Sebastien Berthier & Shirin Sabahi (SE)
Anthony Davies, Nils Norman, and Howard Slater (UK)
Carlos Motta (CO/US)
Sean Dockray (Public School) (US)
Mónica Castillo (MX)
Rum46 (DK)
Mary Walling Blackburn (Anhoek School) (US)
Dario Azzellini and Oliver Ressler (AT/IT)
C. Krydz Ikwuemesi (NG)
Miklos Erhardt (HU)
J. Morgan Puett
Eva Diaz (US)
Sam Gould/Red76 (US)
Flo Maak (DE)
The event is free and open to the public. Please RSVP to rsvp@curatorsintl.org with CAMEL COLLECTIVE in the subject field.
