Disappearing Narratives: Accessing Structural Institutionalisms
Jaleesa Wells and Peter Morphew
You can follow more of Peter’s work at http://www.artistarchivist.co.uk/
Excited to be hosting Disappearing Narratives at #RadicalDMU19 today. Join us for an art process of ‘punk’d’ process of collage and erasure poetry to explore how institutional rhetoric can take on different identities. https://t.co/HUkq7BMYRy pic.twitter.com/3IlA0jDSe1
— Artist Archivist 🍒 (@ArtistArchivist) September 19, 2019
Disappearing Narratives workshop ready to kick off! Let’s make some collage together, let’s make some alternative narratives #RadicalDMU19 pic.twitter.com/WhIEPld5kb
— Artist Archivist 🍒 (@ArtistArchivist) September 19, 2019
We are collaging, we are making art, whilst having in depth discussions concerning the conference themes. #RadicalDMU19 Come and join us at Disappearing Narratives workshop! We have free wine, free beer, no that is a total lie! pic.twitter.com/DfUynFdsbP
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We are collaging informational value, we are reflecting on the ethics, the morals, of altering the origination and purpose of the informations publication #RadicalDMU19 pic.twitter.com/HbapGAJH0d
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Some of the artwork created at our Disappearing Narratives collaging workshop . I am reflecting heavily on how uncomfortable I felt collaging this sensitive information, a surprisingly overwhelming experience! #RadicalDMU19 pic.twitter.com/tig4yOQ1fm
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I ask everyone at the #RadicalDMU19 today to reflect on Carlton’s poem he made at Disappearing Narratives. pic.twitter.com/btggttOY57
— Artist Archivist 🍒 (@ArtistArchivist) September 19, 2019
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