PASS London
PASS in London: sorryyoufeeluncomfortable
Sorryyoufeeluncomfortable (SYFU) are a London-based collective of thinkers and makers, using art practice to interrogate dominant discourses and structures. The group came together following discussions and development of the project Baldwin’s Nigger Reloaded; instigated by Agency for Agency (artist Barby Asante and curator Teresa Cisneros) in partnership with Iniva.
During the PASS sessions at The Showroom, SYFU members will be opening the live broadcasting each day with a series they call From Africa To Future. For a full lowdown on each episode visit their Facebook event page here.
PASS in London: The Showroom
Host for the Chimurenga Library and PASS pop-up studio in London, The Showroom is a well-established community-focused gallery in north-west London (near Edgware Road). The Showroom commission and produce art and discourse; providing an engaging programme that focuses on collaborative and process-driven approaches to production be that art work, exhibitions, events, discussions, publications, knowledge and relationships. Established in 1983, The Showroom has always played a role in developing discourse around contemporary art practices. This activity was expanded as a result of the …
PASS in London: The Otolith Collective
The Otolith Collective is a publicly funded, not-for-profit arts organisation run by Kodwo Eshun and Anjalika Sagar of the award-winning artist collective The Otolith Group. The Otolith Collective develops research into lectures, seminars, discussions and screening programmes with a wide range of museums, foundations and private institutions. The Otolith Group’s films include In The Year of The Quiet Sun, I See Infinite Distance Between Any Point and Another, and Anathema. For further info visit otolithgroup.org. Kodwo Eshun mentioned the collaboration between The Showroom, …
PASS POP-UP & The Chimurenga Library at The Showroom in London
From 7 – 11 October 2015, The Pan African Space Station teamed up with The Showroom and The Otolith Collective to land our pop-up studio. This was done as part of The Chimurenga Library. Featured contributions include Agency for Agency, The Otolith Collective, Christine Eyene, Shabaka Hutchings, Dego (2000 Black), Kinsi Abdullah (Numbi Arts), Pass Me the Microphone (Amanprit Sandhu and Hansi Momodu-Gordon), sorryyoufeeluncomfortable, John Akomfrah, Teju Adeleye, Phoebe Boswell, Paul Bradshaw, Ekow Eshun, Anthony Josephs, Michael McMillan, Christian Nyampeta, George Shire, …