The exhibition includes works that look at and beyond the art world to explore practices of communities that are carving other forms of survival and doing.Marwa Arsanios looks at the self-governing Kurdish women community,Oscar Murillo explores the role of the parish and the artist within the community and Linda Goode Bryant shares her history of creating sustainable models of working across different fields.Looking at these practices proposes other realms that art practitioners can learn from as well as align and entangle themselves with.
It will also feature works that manipulate standard practices and settings to reveal and raise questions around our own complicity with the system,existing power structures and questions of production,value and agency.Shadi Habiballah,Hassan Khan,Garciela Carnevale and Alia Farid de-contextualize settings to disjoin space in order to assemble other and multiple truths and realities,ones that are between record and invention.While Ayreen Anastas and Rene Gabri,Jill Magid,Natascha Sadr Haghagian and Chimurenga Library offer an active contemplative space that urges us to consider inventive and tangible forms of emancipation from the prescribed ways of the art market.
Finally,there will be works that resort to the spiritual,mythical and fictional to allow us to think of other imaginaries,ones that enable other possibilities and visualizations to emerge like in the work of Golnaz Esmaili,Jumana Aboud and 31st Century Museum of Contemporary Spirit. 
The public program,an essential component of the project will include:Ayreen Anastas and Rene Gabri who will organize seminars and meetings with people around their work.Linda Goode-Bryant will speak about the importance of interdisciplinary practice.31st Century Museum of Contemporary Spirit will organize art workshops with university students which will be part of the exhibition.Chimurenga will create reading and radio programmes around their library broadcasting from the exhibition.