Free | Held in English | No step–free access

Date: Monday 16 November, 18:00–21:00
Venue: PRAKSIS, Rådhusgata 19 (2nd floor, Anatomigården), 0158 Oslo
RSVP: Sign up through this link within Monday 16 November

“Being-in-common – that is, community – can no longer be thought of or felt as a community of humans alone; it must become a multi-species community that includes all of those with whom our livelihoods are interdependent and interrelated.” — Katherine Gibson

There Will Be Tomorrows (TWBT) and current PRAKSIS residents Sabīne Šnē and Anastasia (A) Alevtin host an evening of discussion, readings and collective storytelling. Following an introduction by Sabīne and A, participants will be invited to explore post-capitalist psychosocial health, create a map of our needs and interdependencies, and invent plans for care practices situated in a more-than-human framework. No prior knowledge of the topics is needed; all are welcome.

The session is facilitated by TWBT members Julija Rukanskaitė and Amanda Borg.

There Will Be Tomorrows (TWBT) is an interdisciplinary collective that explores post-capitalist desire, liveable futures and social sufficiency.

Latvian visual artist and educator Sabīne Šnē uses multiple media and platforms (image, sound, objects and text) to explore complex relationships between the human and the more-than-human. Her works chart processes of resource exploitation and extraction, revealing ecology’s entanglement with political, social and economic systems.

Helsinki-based transdisciplinary artist and researcher Anastasia (A) Alevtin’s work features diverse text and performance strategies, including one-on-one performances, lectures, video, publishing and collective learning. Challenging disabling norms and promoting practices of quiet subversion, their practice seeks to establish more liveable—queercrip and migrant/migratised—ordinary worlds. 

All are welcome: please book in advance using the link above.