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Many contemporary radical thinkers argue that underrepresented groups hold the power to make significant structural change. As democracies negotiate the balance between majority rule and minority rights, how do socially engaged artists navigate the tension between democracy and inclusivity? How should decisions be made during the process of collaboration between artists and communities? How can all voices be heard, represented, and included?

What is the role of democracy in social practice - can all voices be heard? is moderated by Ulrika Flink, Artistic Director for Konsthall C. Speakers include Magda Fabianczyk, artist, educator, and the co-founder of Polish Migrants Organise for Change (POMOC), and Adam James, artist.

Constellations ° Assemblies: What is the role of democracy in social practice – can all voices be heard?
Image: Image courtesy of UP Projects

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Event Type(s) Workshops
Admission / Cost FREE
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UP Projects

About UP Projects curates and commissions public art. The organisation was founded in 2002 by Emma Underhill, with a mission to support artists to make new work that has social relevance, engages communities, encourages learning and enriches the public sphere.
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