14 December, 5.30-8pm
Modern Art Oxford and online
To bring our current residencies to a close we will be broadcasting from Wysing to Modern Art Oxford as part of their event Basement. TV. Part documentary, part satire, part chat show, and drawing on the work of Andy Warhol and William Morris to focus on ideas about the future. The event will feature artists’ projects, comedy, performance and leading thinkers and commentators on futurology.
Archive
2014
22 November, 5-7pm
Dinner at the House, is an artist dinner / mediated happening with resident artists Olivier Castel, Jesse Darling, Alice Theobald and Crabtree & Evans & friends as part of 6PM YOUR LOCAL TIME (6PM YLT); a networked, distributed, one night contemporary art event, which takes place simultaneously in different locations, coordinated from one central venue, and documented online via a web application.
To accompany the exhibition The Influence of Furniture on Love, being held in Wysing's C17th farmhouse, we have invited artists Ruth Beale, Giles Round and Philomene Pirecki to host dinners that will bring some of the conversation that takes place in farmhouse during artists' residencies and retreats into the public realm. The dinners will take place in Wysing's gallery and there will also be an opportunity to visit the exhibition in the farmhouse during the evenings.
Saturday 9 August, 12 – 5pm
A Post-Gender World
The fifth and final event in our Futurecamp series explores how the complexities of social and philosophical interpretations of gender are formed and enacted. With contributions, including new performances created for this event, from d3signbur3au, Zackary Drucker, Rhys Ernst, Richard John Jones, Rachel Maclean, Anne McGuire, Tracey Rose, James Richards, Leslie Thornton and Jessica Wiesner.
Saturday 26 July 11am-6.30pm
Alternative Methods: Art and Education
Plus Open Studios
The fourth event in our Futurecamp series explores the future of education with contributions from Lucy Beech, Dr Matthew Cheeseman, Anna Colin, the Wysing Expanded Studio Group, Leah Gordon, Ahmet Ögüt with Senay Öztürk, Sara Nunes Fernandes with Ruth Angel Edwards & Emilia Bergmark, Ella Ritchie with Ntiense Eno-Amooquaye, Florian Roithmayr and Sally Tallant.
Saturday 12 July, 12-5pm
The Way We Live Now: Environmental and Social Consequences
The third event in our Futurecamp series explores how the environments we live in, be they man-made or natural, are essential to our future development, and possibly our survival. With contributions from Dr Richard Barbrook, Bonnie Camplin, Louise Carver, David Raymond Conroy, Prof Ian Hodge, Daniel Keller, Dr Isaac Marrero-Guillamón and Ben Vickers.
Saturday 28 June, 12 – 5pm
Private vs Public: Activism, Economics and Politics Today
The second event in our Futurecamp series explores how the economy, politics and the way we are governed are irrevocably intertwined and the future of one cannot be considered without the others. With contributions from Rammy El, Ray Filar, Patrick Goddard, Josh Harris, Dr Claire Loussouarn, Novaramedia, Yuri Pattison, Soheila Sokhanvari and Nicoline Van Harskamp.
Saturday 14 June, 12 – 5.40pm
The Way We Act Now: Psychology and Behaviour in the Digital Age
The first event in our Futurecamp series explores how behaviour and human interactions have been radically affected and changed by the impact of the digital and Internet revolutions. With contributions from Dr Stefana Broadbent, Jesse Darling, Cécile B Evans, Shana Moulton, Rachel Reupke, Dr Kathleen Richardson, Erica Scourti and Frances Stark.