Marc Garrett, co-director of the London-based Furtherfield gallery for arts, technology and social change, will discuss his work in the art of the social practice and the concept of DIWO: Do it with Others. His one hour talk will take place on Thursday, February 15th, 5pm-6pm, and will be broadcast live over Adobe Connect Webconferencing. The event is open to all Experimental Interaction students.
To login to Adobe Connect: https://connect.ntu.edu.sg/oss
Select “Guest,” type your name, “Enter Room,”
and download Adobe Connect Add-in if prompted
About Marc Garrett and Futherfield
Based in London, UK, Furtherfield, co-directed by Marc Garrett and Ruth Catlow, is an alternative arts organization and website for exhibition, discussion and critical review with two physical spaces in the heart of Finsbury Park. The Furtherfield Gallery hosts exhibitions and pop-up up events and Furtherfield Commons is a technology and community space for discussions, workshops and informal residencies. Furtherfield believes that through creative and critical engagement with practices in art and technology people are inspired and enabled to become active co-creators of their cultures and societies. Art and technologies play a central role in the way we see and form our societies, and so it is important that programming and productions involve more diverse people at a fundamental level.
