Hello
We (Marc, I and the Furtherfield crew) are in a process of major
organisational review at the moment. We are reworking out how to value
what we all do by trying out new lenses, tools and strategies in
response to inevitable changes to our environment (political, social
physical, psychic etc). Some of these changes are more bewildering and
apparently twisted than others.
The thinking and feeling that you have all done here (on this occasion
prompted by Annie - thanks Annie) is super-helpful.
I don't have anything much to add, other than an aim for greater
precision in all things organisational, political and artistic. Always
looking for the sweet spot of emancipatory AND sustaining approaches.
Warmly
Ruth
On 13/12/16 21:27, Alan Sondheim wrote:
On Tue, 13 Dec 2016, Patrick Lichty wrote:
However, I think that the world is entering a very tense, even dark
time, and in an Adorno-esque way, perhaps it is good to consider what
being committed as artists means again.
It means at the least, not being committed, which in Trump's Amerikkka
is a very real possibility. -
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