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TRANSLOCAL
"collaborations in curating, research and writing to create translocal knowledge and experience" Maja and Reuben Fowkes are curators and art historians who deal with issues of memory, ecology and translocal exchange between UK, Croatia and Hungary. Their work on sustainability and contemporary art has included organising an international conference, exhibitions, film screenings, lectures and publications. They are the curators of Revolution is not a Garden Party and editors of the accompanying publication. Reuben Fowkes is a Research Fellow in Location, Memory and the Visual at Manchester Metropolitan University and organiser of the SocialEast Forum. Their collaborative practice in the fields of curating, research and writing aims to foster translocal knowledge and experience.
SocialEast Forum on the Art and Visual Culture of Eastern Europe
The SocialEast Forum considers the art and visual culture of Eastern Europe through collaborative projects, exhibitions and seminars. The forum is based on cooperation between leading scholars from across Europe, as well as the involvement of curators, artists and other professionals who deal in their work with issues of art and memory. The goal of SocialEast is to encourage comparative research into the art history of the countries of Eastern and Central Europe, as well as to examine how a revised understanding of the achievements and circumstances of East European art impact on global interpretations of art history.
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freeDimensional :: Linking Artistic Communities to International Social Justice
freeDimensional organizes community arts space and local resources for the support and protection of individuals who create dialogue on global issues and inequalities through their art and media. freeDimensional envisions a world in which diverse ideas and rigorous debate are nurtured by inclusive community spaces that are unique for their creative outlook, a process that results in direct action on critical, contemporary issues.
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