{"uid":"n42eZtxGXG0KSy90","type":"curator","tags":[],"group":"no","group_name":null,"project_title":"Dangerously Seditious","summary":"The project is an exhibition and public program that explores artist practices which seek other ways and structures of working together in the art world.Dangerously Seditious assumes the role of artist as trickster as a departure point.Tricksters are a mythological character in many cultures who disrupt playfully the social and natural order, with an aim to re-establish it in a new basis or an other way.A trickster transgresses prescribed boundaries and demands a revision of ethical responsibility.\nIn thinking about the concern of the complicity of the visual arts with capitalist market economies; there are multiple approaches to what the trick is to effect a productive change in the system.Some artists see their legitimisation and acceptance by global prominent networks; such as museums, biennials or conferences as a site where they can take advantage of these open cracks to infiltrate and circulate what the system does not legitimise.While others are carving out exchanges and practices that attempt to establish parallel structures independent of the globalised art market.\nThe project will include art works, events and talks that actively aim to produce a displacement sufficient enough to open onto other ways of working.Works that put into question issues around production, labor, authorship, agency and value systems.Ones that disrupt the system\u2019s intactness politically, socially, economically, etc. through documentary, futurisms, fiction, rumour and mythology.","space":"The list above depends on budget but the ideal space is: \n1. large enough to hold 14 artworks comfortably; video works, drawings, medium scale installations. \n2. Ahistoric building that allows for natural light and to also be darkened for video works. \n3. Building with historic significance in change of systems or structures of the city. ex. old ministry\/public square\/etc.\n4. Easy accessible to people; central location or heavy footfall. \n5. Includes garden\/terrace for meetings\/gatherings.","artists_proposal":"Ayreen Anastas&Rene Gabri,Palestine\/Iran: http:\/\/16beavergroup.org\/about\/ \nOscar Murillo,Colombia\/UK: https:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Oscar_Murillo_(artist) \nMarwa Arsanios,Lebanon: https:\/\/dutchartinstitute.eu\/page\/10424\/marwa-arsanios \nLina Goode Bryant,USA: https:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Linda_Goode_Bryant \nJill Magid,USA: http:\/\/www.jillmagid.com\/projects \nGolnaz Esmaili,Iran: http:\/\/sharjahart.org\/sharjah-art-foundation\/people\/golnaz-esmaili \nAlia Farid,Puerto Rico\/Kuwait: https:\/\/aliafarid.net\/Bio \nHassan Khan,Egypt: https:\/\/www.crousel.com\/home\/artist\/2608\/Hassan-Khan\/ \nNatascha Sadr Haghagian,Iran\/Germany: https:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Natascha_Sadr_Haghighian \nJumana Abboud,Palestine: https:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Jumana_Emil_Abboud \n31st Century Museum of Contemporary Spirit,Thailand: website in video link below\nGarciela Carnevale,Argentina: website in video link below\nChimurenga, South Africa:  website in video link below\nShadi Habiballah, Palestine: website in video link below","members":[],"lang":"en","status":"ok","video_link_password":null,"video_link":"http:\/\/31century.org\/our-story-eng\/ , https:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Graciela_Carnevale, http:\/\/chimurengachronic.co.za\/platforms\/, https:\/\/www.gagallery.com\/artists\/shadi-habib-allah, https:\/\/theproposal.oscilloscope.net, https:\/\/walkerart.org\/magazine\/guerrilla-landscapes-marwa-arsanioss-who-is-afraid-of-ideology-part-i, https:\/\/vimeo.com\/jumanaemilabboud","audio_link_password":null,"audio_link":null,"images_link_password":null,"images_link":null,"cellphone":null,"description":null,"estimated_budget":null,"complementary_info":null,"names":"Reem","surname":"Shadid","email":"rmshadid@gmail.com","dni_type":"Other","dni":"P426336","address":"18 rue du l'hotel de ville, room 3808, 75004 paris","city":"paris","nacionality":"Palestinian","country_id":"187","birthdate":"1984-02-19T23:00:00.000Z","birthdate_2":"1984-02-19T23:00:00.000Z","telephone":"+971555421810","web":"Facebook: Reem Shadid"}