Irruptive Chora in conversation with Julia Pond

Is suspending our participation in a broken system still a way to resist when our suspension from society became involuntary in COVID? Can the voice be a way to connect us corporeally across distance and could we ever find ways of meeting digitally that rival meeting in person? Julia, Agata and Ania also talk about their ‘Hanging Out and Hanging In’ event, part of the 3 Ecologies institute’s Minor Movements.

Bios:
Irruptive Chora is a curatorial duo, experimental curatorial platform
proposing embodiment as a way of knowing, privileging the sensory and the rhizomatic. composed of artists Agata Kik and Ania Mokrzycka.

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Irruptive Chora Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/irruptive_chora
Radio recording from the Hanging in and Hanging Out event: http://radia.fm/2019/09/show-756-passage-pending-various-artists-resonance/
Baraitser, L. (2017). Enduring Time. London, UK and New York, NY: Bloomsbury Academic.
Harrison, P. (2011). On Being Still. In Bissell, D. and Fuller, G. (Ed.), Stillness in a Mobile World (pp.209-233)