by Ann Moradian

Lobby Talks

Coordinated by Chase Granoff

Relevance of the University, Part II
Moderated by Maura Nguyen Donohue
February 9 at 7:30pm

Commoning: How Things Hold Together And How The Way In Which We're Currently Going About Things As A Society Is Not How Things Hold Together

—part 2 of a practical discussion about common interest, the economy, and the social production of artwork

by Janet Werther

A series of short video interviews, Notes on Prisma tries to sketch the experience of the Prisma Forum in Mexico at the end of June and beginning of July 2009 for those who were not there (which includes me). Immediately having access only to participating artists who are in New York, I'm learning about the event as I go from one conversation to another. Different artists, invited in different capacities and engaged in different ways talk about what they did, what impact the experience has had on them and what they think Prisma adds to the current practices of production and distribution of work, as well as the discourse and modes of collaboration that were been explored.

One of 66 comments to Tere O'Connor's post on Facebook at January 5th at 9:22pm EST:

If you haven't luckily come across this publication, check out the website for an intelligent, provocative and productive conversation about the relationship of art and economics.