Decommissioned

What if positions of indifference are deemed resistant rather than lazy? In this lecture, Lisa Le Feuvre is guided by Herman Melville’s short story of 1853, Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wall Street.

Sophie Berrebi joins us for the latest in our Decommissioned lecture series.

Dr. Başak Ertür joins us for the latest in our Decommissioned lecture series.

Research Curator at Tate Research Centre Sook-Kyung Lee joins us for the latest in our Decommissioned lecture series

El Ultimo Grito is the creative partnership of Rosario Hurtado and Roberto Feo. They describe their work as rooted in design but no longer subdued to its disciplinary boundaries.

This presentation looks at some of the different ways in which strategies and tactics of withdrawal, refusal, renege and escape are figured in contemporary culture, with particular reference to the question of institution and institutional practices.

Michael McMillan unpacks some of his longstanding practice, beginning with his theatre work as a playwright and live artist and then moving into curatorial work.

David Oswell looks at how images of children and childhood have been mobilised in the recent history of children’s rights and in the context of children as a form of global humanity.

Onkar Kular’s work investigates how contemporary design practice, its processes, methodologies and outputs, can be used as a medium to engage with and question the understanding of cultural and popular issues.