Training utopian thinking to change the present

Address
Carrer de Sicília, 321
Format
Other formats
Schedule Schedule
Sat 17 Oct · 16:00 - 18:00
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What would the city look like if it were designed by those who have historically been excluded from it? What does it mean to have the right not only to live in the city, but also to use it, imagine it and transform it?

This mediation proposes a collective exercise in political imagination to rethink the city through displaced forms of knowledge, migrant experiences and community practices. Through participatory mapping and playful tools for speculation, the activity will explore other forms of coexistence, resource redistribution, care, decision-making and knowledge production. These questions will be brought into dialogue with modes of cooperation and interdependence found in forests, migratory flocks, bacterial colonies, seeds and other living systems.

Tau Luna, a migrant artist, mediator, researcher and curator, cuir, part of the Colombian diaspora and Afro-descendant, invites us to take part in a collective experience that approaches utopia as a critical and reparative practice capable of intervening in the present.

Free admission. Limited capacity.

Illustration by: Laura Camila Ramos / ratttus

Tags
Dissent
Narratives
City and public space
Participants
Tau Luna