A week of exhibitions, performances, workshops and discussions
A week of exhibitions, performances, workshops and discussions devised by OSE associates to mark the end of Year 2.
As Open School East’s second year comes to an end, the associates organise a final week of events to share what they have been working on and thinking about during their time at OSE. The week promises to be eclectic and to involve food in one form or another, in good OSE tradition…
Join Mathis Collins, Afshin Dekhordi, Daniel Kelly, Leslie Kulesh, John Lawrence, Kristin Luke, Sophie Mallett, Paul Maheke Ngamaha, Hari Rajaledchumy, Tina Rowe, Shiri Shalmy, Marie Toseland, Michael Whitby and Laura Yuile, as well as returning residency artists Carla Cruz and Antonio Contador, for some art, conversation and food!
Featured events
Tuesday 10 November
3-5pm: Hackney Stream social media takeover.
5.30-7pm: Parallel Radio, click here to hear the broadcast.
Wednesday 11 November
5-5.45pm: Strategies for Regret & Revision, a live sound performance by OSE Associates Marie Toseland and Sophie Mallett.
6-9pm: Capitalist Artist Scum, a forum on art, capitalism and survival with Angus Cameron, Pil & Galia Kollectiv, Christopher Kulendran Thomas, Suhail Malik and Helena Reckitt.
9-12pm: After party at Power Lunches, 446 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AE.
Friday 13 November
7-9pm: A Night with Nkisi (NON Records Label).
Saturday 14 November
12-1pm: Performance by Tina Rowe.
2-6pm: Future Libraries Zine Making workshop led by OSE Residents OOMK.
5-5.45pm: Performance lecture: National Anthems by Sophie Mallett.
All week
In the Hall
Café
The café invites people to sit down and eat a meal together. We will serve tasty wholesome vegetarian meals in a canteen style, offering a space for meeting, conversation and reflection. The café emerged from a series of workshops and conversations on collective working.
Pay what you can.
Drinks available from the bar.
Check twitter for more info #OSEcafe.
Screening
Videos by Leslie Kulesh, John Lawrence, Kristin Luke and Paul Maheke Ngamaha.
In the antechamber
Daniel Kelly’s Haircut Interviews: Invited guests will be interviewed while getting a haircut, contributing to Daniel’s research into practices that create alternative structures for the making and distribution of art.
In the Tin Tin room
Works by Mathis Collins, T-shirt printing activities by Afshin Dekhordi, and a publication by Carla Cruz and Antonio Contador.
In the studios
Works Sophie Mallett, Paul Maheke Ngamaha and Marie Toseland, Hari Rajaledchumy, Tina Rowe, Shiri Shalmy, Laura Yuile.