Cultural Events - February to June 2010 - University of Ulster
Cultural Events - February to June 2010 - University of Ulster
Cultural Events - February to June 2010 - University of Ulster
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An introduction <strong>to</strong> Centrifugal VI<br />
Lecture by Susan Kelly and Nicole Hewitt<br />
6.00pm Connor Lecture Theatre Belfast campus<br />
Centrifugal is a project which brings <strong>to</strong>gether artists, architects and theorists<br />
from three European cities: Helsinki, Zagreb and Belfast. It focuses on the smaller<br />
centres <strong>of</strong> artistic practice in Europe and questions persisting dicho<strong>to</strong>mies such<br />
as centre/margin and global/local.<br />
The project has had 4 sequences across London, Helsinki, Zagreb and Belfast,<br />
with exhibitions, workshops, talks, screenings and events. Sequence V included<br />
the production <strong>of</strong> a book The Centrifugal Book <strong>of</strong> Europe which will be launched<br />
at this evening’s event. The book investigates the spatial, political and economic<br />
forces and pressures that produce contemporary ideas <strong>of</strong> Europe. The book’s<br />
form itself constitutes a ‘map’ <strong>of</strong> the social, cultural and political space <strong>of</strong><br />
contemporary Europe.<br />
The range <strong>of</strong> events over the coming days are designed <strong>to</strong> reflect the<br />
collaborative, multi-disciplinary nature <strong>of</strong> the book and the lecture given<br />
by Susan Kelly and Nicole Hewitt will outline the Centrifugal project<br />
and its aspirations for the Belfast Sequence VI.<br />
Supported by the <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ulster</strong><br />
<strong>Cultural</strong> Development Support Scheme.<br />
Centrifugal Sequence VI<br />
Thurs 18 Mar<br />
art&design<br />
The Role <strong>of</strong> Networked Curation and Criticism<br />
Seminar with Taru Elfving and Susan Kelly<br />
11.00am Brown & Bri, 11 Lombard Street, Belfast<br />
Dr Taru Elfving is a cura<strong>to</strong>r and writer based in London and Finland.<br />
She recently completed a PhD on contemporary video installation.<br />
Her cura<strong>to</strong>rial practice focuses on critical encounters.<br />
Susan Kelly is an artist and writer based in London. Her work is concerned<br />
with the relationship between art, rhe<strong>to</strong>ric and the micro-political and<br />
has been included in exhibitions at the NCCA, St. Petersburg; the<br />
Prague Biennial; The Lenin Museum, Finland; Art in General, New York;<br />
Krasnoyarsk Museum Siberia; and the pm Gallery Zagreb. She is<br />
currently a lecturer in Fine Art at Goldsmiths, London.<br />
International Window Shopping Tour<br />
Tour led by Kalle Hamm<br />
2.00pm Belfast Exposed, Donegall Street, Belfast<br />
This is a shopping <strong>to</strong>ur in Belfast where people try <strong>to</strong> find products from<br />
different countries and pho<strong>to</strong>graph them. A slide show <strong>of</strong> the work will<br />
be shown <strong>to</strong>wards end <strong>of</strong> Centrifugal.<br />
Platforma<br />
Invisible Cities<br />
Open workshop swapping case studies and methodologies<br />
2.30pm Venue TBC<br />
On Broadway<br />
Lecture by Daniel Jewesbury and Robert Porter<br />
6.00pm Conor Lecture Theatre, Belfast campus<br />
This presentation expands on the chapter in the book <strong>of</strong> the same title,<br />
co-authored by the presenters. It looks at the Broadway roundabout in<br />
West Belfast, its dynamics as a site and the influences and interaction<br />
<strong>of</strong> its hinterland.<br />
Centrifugal Sequence VI Fri 19 Mar<br />
art&design