Late at Tate Britain: Che Fare? 2018
Late at Tate Britain: Che Fare? https://www.facebook.com/events/271835366778457/?acontext=%7B%22event_action_history%22%3A[%7B%22mechanism%22%3A%22search_results%22%2C%22surface%22%3A%22bookmark%22%7D]%7D This was an event inspired by the London: 1968 display, which features works influenced by protests in May 1968 in Paris and around the world: https://www.tate.org.uk/.../display/spotlights/london-1968 Student protesters questioned social, political and cultural establishments. This led artists to question what they were producing. Join us to reflect on politics and activism in the current age, with a mixture of music, discussion, workshops and performance. >> DROP-IN >> Coders of Colour Join a drop-in coding workshop with a culinary twist. Tolulope Ogunremi set up Coders of Colour to get more underrepresented people of colour into the tech industry. Poster Workshop Make a collaged poster inspired by the London:1968 display. Fear of a Black Planet Thick/er Black Lines re-frame the histories and impact of the ‘global 1968’ protests, commonly associated with students in Paris, to reflect on the social and political organisation across the Black diaspora. Museum of Youth Culture YOUTH CLUB Archive is a non-profit organisation working to open the first Museum of Youth Culture. Come and explore their archive of individuality and activism through some of Britain's most evocative subcultures. >> MUSIC >> Reprezent Radio Soundsystem presents… Catch a line up of DJ’s brought to you by DJ Dobby, the host of Reprezent Radio’s Witchezz Brew show including Banjee Boys Club (Sherelle B2B Dobby), Bamz and Beauty Blender (A.G B2B Manara) >> DISCUSSION >> Anti-institutions and the Antagonistic Subject How is it possible to challenge academic and class hierarchy within cultural institutes? Antiuniversity Now co-organiser Shiri Shalmy in conversation with Toyin Agbetu and Kevin Biderman. Sarah Wilson and Peter Dukes in Conversation The Camden Poster Workshop was a radical DIY poster collective formed in the summer of 1968. Join founder members of group Sarah Wilson and Peter Dukes for a discussion in front of the works. >> PERFORMANCE >> UnFold Lyrix Organix presents UnFold, a showcase that blurs music and poetry of some of the UK’s most exciting young wordsmiths including Kieron Rennie, Chloe Florence and Sophia Thakur.