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MONDAY 21 OCTOBER

Propaganda of the Deed - Cultural Activism

3.30pm, Monday 21 October: ANZ Pavilion

A new generation of activists is creating spaces to organise and make public statements. Behind this activism lies strong communities with national and international links and passionate cultural engagement with powerful issues.

  • Can artists be activist leaders?
  • How are cultural activists organising and how effective are they?
  • How does on-line activism work?
  • Who are the targets for this activism?
  • What's the relationship between physical communities and on-line activism?

Using specific campaigns as a focus for discussion, the panel engages the audience in examining the challenges facing their work.

Moderator - Geoff SHARP, General Editor of Arena Magazine.

Panel

  • Nik BEURET, founding member of Space Station Media Lab and of the Indy Media Collective.
  • Marni CORDELL, a founding editor of The Paper, an independent media tool and ran the national Young Writer's Festival in Newcastle for 2 years. She has recently completed Small Voices, a web-based project in East Timor and Indonesia.
  • Aizura HANKIN, former editor of Voiceworks and spoken word performer, writer, activist, and founding member of Space Station Media Lab.
  • Geert LOVINK, an exponent of internet culture as a space for public debate with new possibilities of dissent, running news reporting and explorations of cyber culture.
  • Kylie PURR (TBC), Festival Manager of the National Young Writers Festival, part of This Is Not Art.

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