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Dear all,

Registration for the event 'Techniques of Art & Protest', September 18th 2015, King's College London, is now open. For registering, please follow this link: http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/techniques-of-art-and-protest-tickets-17848476273

Techniques of Art and Protest is an open, interdisciplinary meeting aiming to create a transversal knowledge exchange between artists, activists, curators, independent researchers, students and early career scholars from a range of fields.  The meeting aims to be a place for generating new connections and resources for those exploring the intersections between the aesthetic and the political.  

• Keynote speakers:
  
• Jeremy Gilbert, Professor of Cultural and Political Theory, University of East London.
  
• Janna Graham, Writer, organiser, educator and curator.
  
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• Guest workshop on Intergenerationality and Transformative Learning for Art Activism and Education facilitated by Voices that Shake!
  
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• Panels, workshops and discussion sessions on:
  
• Art and Institutions
  
• Affect, Sensing and Memory
  
• Activist Narratives
  
• Aesthetics and Protest
  
• Visual Activism against Sexual Assault
  
• Art and Labour
  
• Unionising in the Arts
  
• Deleuzian Pedagogy
  
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• This event is organised by the Politically Led Art & Networked Knowledge (PLANK) research group, and supported by the Graduate School at Goldsmiths College, and the Department of Culture, Media & Creative Industries, King’s College London.
  
• Visit plank-network.blogspot.co.uk  for more information and a timetable for the event (website will be updated closer to the event).