Consentsus (Workshop)

Consentsus: A conversation on feminist consent, consensus and collaboration, facilitated by Eleanor Greenhalgh.

Jul 2013

12:00 to 16:00

location: V2_Institute for the Unstable Media

Consentsus is a conversation on feminist consent, consensus and collaboration, facilitated by Eleanor Greenhalgh.

Join us for an afternoon of discussion on the connections between horizontal collaboration, feminist consent and the notion of consensus. With presentations from artists and activists working at the intersections of collaborative art, democracy and sexual consent.

More information: consentsus.org/

Contsensus is part of the News From Nowhere Graduation Shows:

The exhibition News from Nowhere continues: 29.06. - 14.07.2013 in V2_Institute for the Unstable Media
André Castro [PT] Test_Lab: The Graduation Edition 2013; Eleanor Greenhalgh [UK] workshops: consentsus.org/; Jasper van Loenen [NL]; Petra Milički [HR]; Dennis van Vreden [NL] performance: dennisvanvreden.nl/ & Dave Young [IE] workshop: movableborders.com/repositionmatrix/

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