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SUMMARY:un Magazine 20.1 Launch — Stones & Circuits
LOCATION:Season ARI\, 3a Joynton Avenue\, Zetland\, NSW\, 2017
URL:https://events.humanitix.com/un-magazine-20-1
DESCRIPTION:Amit German (they/she) is an interdisciplinary trans artist working across performance\, video and sound.\nKaty Ilonka Gero is a poet\, essayist\, and computer scientist.\nMake or Break Bec Gallo and Connie Anthes devise and experiment with process-based projects that are often co-authored with other people\, communities\, systems\, and things.\nAndrea Lim is an interdisciplinary artist working across performance and sound. Her current practice complicates the subject matter of morality in today’s socio-political climate. Mara Schwerdtfeger is a composer and curator based in Sydney on Gadigal Country.\nJoin us at Season for the NSW launch of un Magazine 20.1: Stones &amp\; Circuits: Art\, AI &amp\; The More-Than-Human Commons. On Thursday 24th September grab a copy of your own! We will celebrate with drinks and readings from anti-racist\, decolonial and transfeminist perspectives by local contributors Amit German\, Katy Gero\, Make or Break\, and Maya Schwerdtfeger.\nThe timely new issue\, guest edited by V Barratt and Julianne Pierce (of VNS Matrix) features writing that explores the commons as a way of building different futures—where art isn’t just responding to technology\, but actively reshaping it. 𐙚 Everyone is welcome.⊹ ࣪\n⋆˚࿔ Magazines available.⋆˚\nAmit German (they/she) is an interdisciplinary trans artist working across performance\, video and sound\, drawing from research\, work and lived experience at the intersection of linguistics\, psychology\, speech pathology\, disability and trans community …\n\nTickets: https://events.humanitix.com/un-magazine-20-1
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