Squid, week one, day two

SQUID, The Parallel Action Summer School

S Q U I D
The Parallel Action Summer School


18th July – 7th August 2011

Squid, week one, day two

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Schedule:
Each Monday at 12:00
we meet the invited artists at Kunsthall Oslo and discuss the plan for the week.
Each Friday at 19:00
we present results of the workshops at Kunsthall Oslo.
Each Sunday at 15:00
we will conduct lectures in and around Oslo and the fjords, at Kunsthall Oslo.

For further information and updates please follow –
http://parallellaksjonen.no/#1705055/SQUID

Programme

Monday 18 – Sunday 24 July
Sofie Ofstad / Nina Skarsbø
SQUID / prologue / kernel / self-organizing / network / revolutionary insurrection / financial logics / emancipatory struggle / activism / community / civil obedience / general intellect / bodies

Monday 25 – Sunday 31 July
Kjersti Vetterstad / Øyvind Johansen Lind
SHARKS / mid-section / economic, social, political agitation / universality / imperialism and domination / military intervention / neocolonialism / post-fordism / gentrification and reconditioning / violence / movement /global governance/ genocide / totalitarianism / solitary confinement /

Monday 1 – Sunday 7 August
Stephan Dillemuth/ Terje Nicolaisen / Sara Fargam
PLANKTON / epilogue / multitude / mass consumerism / union / eco-philosophy / nomads / reconstruction  / apathy / flaneurism / vagabond / collectivity / exploring / class war

Lectures:
Sunday 24th July
Kaja Jenssen Rathe (NO)
Sunday 31st July
TBA
Sunday 7th August
Anders Kreuger (SE) / Gertrud Sandqvist (SE) / Stephan Dillemuth (DE)
Daniela Castro (BRA) / Erling Kagge (NO)

18th July – 7th August
Dronebryggs Beer Brewing Workshop

Please follow www.parallellaksjonen.no for program updates

The Parallel Action investigates institutional critique as a genre and combines performative strategies with anti-movement history to create a platform for counter strategy within the closed perimeter of participants. PA reflects upon the production of knowledge as a means to subjugate life, the individual’s desire for personal freedom, autonomy and justice – discussing possibilities of emancipation from inherent cultural and political dogmas.

The Parallel Action is a collaboration between Leander Djønne, Anders Smebye, Snorre Hvamen and Anders Dahl Monsen.