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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220708T090000
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URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/tate-liverpool-finding-common-gr
 ound-symposium/
SUMMARY:Tate Liverpool: Tate Liverpool: Finding Common Ground\, Symposium
DESCRIPTION:FINDING COMMON GROUND\n8 JULY 2022 AT 09.00–18.30\n9 JULY 202
 2 AT 11.00–14.00\n\n£10\nBook tickets\n\n\nExplore the themes in our Ra
 dical Landscapes exhibition during this two-day symposium and workshop\n\n
 \n\n\n\n\nOrganised by Tate Liverpool and the Paul Mellon Centre\, join w
 orkshops\, talks\, tours\, artist-led walks and a forum to discuss contest
 ed spaces and individual and collective action.\n\nDay 1: Friday 8 July\n0
 9.00-18.30\, Tate Liverpool\nA symposium convened by Sria Chatterjee (Head
  of Research and Learning\, Paul Mellon Centre)\, Darren Pih (Curator\, Ex
 hibitions and Displays\, Tate Liverpool) and Emilia Will (Project Editor\,
  Tate Liverpool)\nImagined as an extension of Radical Landscapes\, Day 1 
 of the symposium provides a space to dig deeper into the histories and fut
 ures of the rural. The exhibition opens up the countryside as a space wher
 e questions around trespass\, borders\, access\, edgelands\, botany\, arti
 stic experimentation and struggles around civic freedoms coagulate. Follow
 ing a private view of the exhibition\, the symposium will bring together s
 cholars\, artists and botanical practitioners to think together about cont
 ested spaces and collective action through talks\, discussions and live pe
 rformances.\n\nDay 2: Saturday 9 July\n11.00-14.00\, Birkenhead Park\, Liv
 erpool\nJoin us for a communal picnic and walking tour of Birkenhead Park\
 , which was one of the first publicly funded parks in the world. Led by hi
 storian Dr Ruth Colton\, it celebrates the radical nature of public parks 
 as shared social spaces\, whose creation was part of a national campaign t
 o access natural\, green space in urban settings. The tour explores how th
 e landscaping and architecture of Birkenhead Park relates to empire and co
 lonialism\, and how its intended uses have been subverted by the public th
 roughout its history to the present day.\n\n11.00-12.00\, introductory tal
 k\; bring your own picnic brunch\n12.00-14.00\, guided tour led by Ruth Co
 lton\n\nMeet at the Grand Entrance\, at the corner of Park Road North and 
 Park Road East.\n\nSpeakers and performers include:\n\n 	Darren Pih\, Cura
 tor\, Exhibitions and Displays\, Tate Liverpool\n 	Frederika Tevebring\, K
 ing's College London\n 	Sria Chatterjee\, Head of Research and Learning\, 
 Paul Mellon Centre\n 	Jill Casid\, Professor of Visual Studies\, Universit
 y of Wisconsin-Madison\n 	Claire Ratinon\, Food Grower and Writer\n 	Emili
 a Will\, Project Editor\, Tate Liverpool\n 	Bones Tan Jones\, Artist\n 	Sa
 rah James\, Senior Curator\, Exhibitions\, Tate Liverpool\n 	Delaine Le Ba
 s\, Artist\n 	Davinia-Ann Robinson\, Artist\n 	Dr. Ruth Colton\, Historian
 \n\nThis event is supported by the Paul Mellon Centre.\n\n\n\n\n
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