Platform BK invites Remove the Dot to host a co-working session and informal gathering with art workers and activists to reflect on recent pro-Palestine actions and boycotts in cultural and public spaces: what has worked, where have we fallen short, and how to strengthen our networks to avoid fragmentation and consolidate our strategies towards affective aims?
Image designed by: Sam Salminen
During the session, the duo Saja Amro and Wassila Abboud will share the first iteration of a thematic counter-map they have been developing, which traces institutions, grassroots initiatives, and self-organized spaces positioned at different points of action and refusal. The map is a materialisation of responses gathered through a recent survey which Platform BK has circulated all over The Netherlands. This session is a key step towards refining and building upon that input, focusing on Amsterdam as a start.
To read more about the survey, check this link.
About Platform BK
Platform BK researches the role of art in society and takes action for a better art policy. We represent artists, curators, designers, critics and other cultural producers.
Platform BK researches the role of art in society and takes action for a better art policy. We represent artists, curators, designers, critics and other cultural producers.