Public space
Task#2 – what can happen anywhere and everywhere? Please, also review these materials in preparation for our work together: PDF – Saskia Sassen (2006), Making public interventions in today’s massive […]
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TOUR GUIDE// Public & Private
TASK # 1 As preparation for Space/ID Bologna continues, we ask participants and friends to share a simple tour of the place where you live. Show us its public and private […]
Inspiration // Urban DRAG
“We’re born naked the rest is drag”: five people explore their identities and define themselves through clothes and makeup. They perform in the urban context because that’s the space where […]
Inspiration // QUEERanARCHIVE
QUEERanARCHIVE is a blog on cruising areas, gay beaches and queer identities. What are gay practices in urban spaces? how those practices give identity to such spaces? What are the […]
Inspiration // Bondage#1
A great way to challenge public space with artsy knots, bodies, pleasures and resistance to oppressive institutions. bondage #1 by perla tempesta – placer visible y poder consensual se escapan […]
Participate to Space/ID Bologna
Space/ID Bologna is a 7-days art laboratory following Space/ID Madrid. The intensive training will take place in Casa La Lodola (Savigno – Bologna – Italy), April 21-28, 2014 and will […]
Space/ID Madrid – Day 1
July 8th, 2013 – Today we get into the groove of hot afternoons and late nights with our first day of the SpaceID training in the southern part of the […]
Space/ID Madrid – Day 2
July 9, 2013 – Spain really runs on its own time. Nothing happens before 10:30am. We eased into the day with a body exercise in the park at our front […]
Space/ID Madrid – Day 3
July 10, 2013 – Over the next two days, we move further and further out into the city to explore, critique how sexuality interacts with public space, and percolate on […]
Space/ID Madrid – Day 4
July 11, 2013 – When Giada and Haven woke up this morning, they talked about how we should really frame the report backs from city research trips as “exhibitions” rather […]
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