This is the second in a series of panel sessions launching the fourth volume of Bracket, titled Takes Action. Hosted by California College of the Arts and Daniels Faculty, University of Toronto. This session will focus on InterAction and FAction as issues for operating and thinking.
Lori Brown (Syracuse University)
Samaa Elimam (Harvard University)
Cesar Lopez (University of New Mexico)
Albert Pope (Rice University)
Moderated by:
Neeraj Bhatia (California College of the Arts)
Mason White (University of Toronto)
InterAction consists of projects and articles that consider how participatory interactions can occur, how new stakeholders are introduced, and how the relationships between people and their environment impact politics. What is the spatial agency of the individual in relation to the pluralistic collective?
FAction situates a particular constituency and interrogates how these groups act internally as well as interface with other groups. These articles and projects foreground the commonality of the subject to consider specific forms of action. In what way is the formation and emergence of sub-collectives informed and empowered by design?
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