collective creation

23 podcasts
04.09.2018
31 MIN
Spanish
Son[i]a #269
Mônica Hoff
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Mônica Hoff talks about epistemological Dadaism and education in public, about institutions that learn, dissent as a strategy to generate movement and thought, scales, micropoltics, and the cracks in which everything happens, and about slowing down, or even stopping.

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Son[i]a collective creation Judy Dunaway Mônica Hoff political imagination radical pedagogy
23.01.2019
77 MIN
English
Son[i]a #280
Raqs Media Collective
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Raqs Media Collective founder Monica Narula talks about raga, the technological body, public domain, the ineffability of time, the Mahabharata, politics of language, exhaustion, dilation and the legibility.

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08.05.2019
66 MIN
English
Son[i]a #287
Sofia Olascoaga
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Artist, curator and researcher Sofía Olascoaga gives an overview of the activist history of Cuernavaca, a small city, around 80km south of Mexico City, which from the 1950s to the 1980s attracted several generations of intellectuals and activists, and reflects on how community and self-managed spaces can drive social change, while also looking at the processes of cultural and institutional colonisation by the West in Latin America.

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Son[i]a collective creation Creative Commons Ivan Illich Re-Imagine Europe Sofía Olascoaga
06.08.2019
47 MIN
English
Son[i]a #295
Janna Graham
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Janna Graham talks about critical and radical pedagogy, about the educational turn, and about how pedagogical practices interact with cultural practices and social struggles. She discusses her experiences at different institutions, reflecting on the risk of the museification of activism in the midst of the neoliberal mélange, and talks about "parasitic" processes in the redistribution of cultural resources into social justice projects, and about the challenge of actively integrating the voices and demands of the marginalised groups that the museum works with.

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The Chilean poet Manuel Sanfuentes talks about Amereida, which emerged from a journey undertaken by a group of poets, architects, and philosophers from Tierra del Fuego to Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, in the course of 1965. Years later, the experience resulted in Ciudad Abierta, a series of experimental, imagined, collaboratively-built constructions and practices jutting out of vast expanse of dunes, estuaries, and gorges bordering on the Pacific Ocean.

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Son[i]a Amereida architecture Ciudad Abierta collective creation Manuel Sanfuentes orality
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