Conversations with Aliens of Extraordinary Ability

Conversations with Aliens of Extraordinary Ability

By VerdensrommetArts
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Conversations with Aliens of Extraordinary Ability episodes

  • Conversations with Aliens of Extraordinary Ability | Pilot Episode

    Conversations with Aliens of Extraordinary Ability is a community channel podcast. The episodes feature informative and speculative talks with a group of local and international critical voices around education, labour and practices of solidarity with immigration being the red thread running through them all. We seek to redefine and create processes to sustain radical livelihoods and artistic practices that emerge as a result of – but also in resistance to – the multiple crises triggered by the pandemic.

    *This conversation includes the voices of artists and members of the VR working group Gabrielle Paré, Rodrigo Ghattas, Prerna Bishnoi, and Anthony Morton. They discuss the origins of the Verdensrommet network on the occasion of its first anniversary and shed some light on the work being realized in favor of non-EU artists working and living in Norway.

    Credits:

    Intro, outro and transition sounds by Emilie Wright
    Logo design: Martin Schor
    Producers: Gabrielle Paré, Rodrigo Ghattas, Prerna Bishnoi, and Anthony Morton
    Postproduction: Prerna Bishnoi
    Support by: Billedkunstnernes Vederlagsfond, Unge Kunstneres Samfund, and Norske Billedkunstnere

    39 min

About Conversations with Aliens of Extraordinary Ability

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This is Verdensrommet's community channel podcast covering various immigration issues through a three-part series on Education–Labour–Solidarity for artists. Episodes feature informative and speculative talks with a group of local and international critical voices around the exclusionary conditions of non-EU/EEA art and cultural workers in Norway. We seek to redefine and create processes to sustain radical livelihoods and artistic practices in reaction to the multiple crises accentuated by the COVID-19 pandemic.