Friday Sessions are informal talks and presentations hosted by public works on Friday evenings with invited guests and friends.

The next Friday Session will take place at Coniston Sports and
Social Centre
Shepherds Bridge, Coniston, Cumbria.
As part of a fieldtrip to Grizedale Arts/Lawson Park which is
organised in conjunction with a new pan-european collective
research project, RHYZOM.
With short presentations by the different RHYZOM partners and
guests, to introduce themselves and showing work related to local
production.
Sarah Hunt from atelier d'archicture
autogérée, Paris
Wapke Feenstra and Antje Schiffers from myvillages.org, Rotterdam/Berlin
Kathrin Böhm from public works, London
Tatjana Schneider and Florian Kossak from Agency, Sheffield
Bryony Reid and Fiona Woods from PS2, Belfast
Craig Sands, Belfast
Celine Condorelli, support structure, London
Dorian Moore, London
With pies from Pott's Pies in Lancaster and drinks at the
bar.
Posted September 25, 2009 09:37 by Kathrin Böhm

Please join us for a FRIDAY SESSION on
Friday 18th Sep from 19.00 to 20.30 at the
South London
Gallery (SLG), 65 Peckham Road, London SE5.
As part of our current project "today's extension" for SLG's
"Beyond These Walls" exhibition, public works is running a
Friday Session on the subject of gallery extensions.
While the past decade has seen a marked increase in off-site,
community-based and outreach projects - the non-gallery based work
of art galleries - numerous building projects have enlarged the
architectural space of the galleries themselves. This Friday
Session looks at the current and possible relationship between
those two forms of extension.
The panel includes Margot Heller and Frances Williams, SLG,
Andrea Philips, Goldsmiths College, Natasha Vicars, Whitechapel
Gallery, Kathrin Böhm and Andreas Lang from public works.
public works will continue their mapping of SLG's various
extensions in 2010, alongside public events and debates to frame
the concept of such extended extensions.
Posted September 10, 2009 20:54 by Kathrin Böhm