Archived Rooms

A series of multidisciplinary encounters devoted to the themes of care and caring

Why should we care about time? Are time at work and time off still the same time? How does time shape how we live, speak and perceive the world? How does it feel to have no future? And what about being stuck in the past? The room explores these questions by drawing on late socialist experiences.

A presentation of the latest issues of the [Translit] journal.

Who makes decisions? What is consensus? What is direct democracy? And what can be brought to general discussion and what should remain private? Where is the line between a large collective and small groups of friends, circles, or private people?

The David Greaber Institute‘s Mastodon server is up and running at graeber.social.

David’s friends are gathering to celebrate his birthday.

How might a reconfigured conservation cross pollinate and inform experimental and collaborative practices dedicated to nurturing and maintaining alternative material/social relations? A museum without objects!

A three-part series exploring the societal implications of interpersonal relations through the character of Diogenes and a merry band of legends.

Waters are a commons. They are also a common matter and topic, widely and variously discussed in different fields and with different perspectives, aims and methodologies. This room, curated by Paola Pietronave and Arianna Sollazzo, is a space for their many forms, declinations and aspects.

‘Existing history is not just deeply flawed and Eurocentric, it's also unnecessarily tedious and boring’. PIRATE ENLIGHTENMENT, David Graeber

Nika posted about David's funny arrangements of things, I replied that I have on my desk 3 Polish fish-shaped ceramic dishes that were to be a gift for him. Nika suggested a new room, “presents for David”.

this room is dedicated to discuss the status of education, its relation to institutions, and their response to different types of pressures.