FLAKE
by Phoebe Osbourne
Phoebe Osborne (United States) opens the discussion around the concept of intentional flaking—opposing the idea of social commitment to productivity as a way to resist capitalist oppression.
Flaking becomes a series of collective actions that entangles scores of movement and hanging out to propitiate kinship and connections to others as a fundamental part of survival.
FLAKING was originally presented at the Open Studios event of the MFA Columbia University at Prentis Hall, Harlem, New York on November 12th 2017.
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Other presentations:
>TEASE - A night of loose performance and video
11th of December 2017, Prentis Hall, Harlem, New York
>BODILY - MA Curatorial Practice of the School for Visual Arts
16th of December 2017, CP Project Space, Chelsea, New York
A piece by Phoebe Osborne, performed by Charlie Laban Trier, Talya Epstein & Andreas Hannes. Sound by Kristine Eudey.
For more information: FLAKE - Phoebe Osborne