Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share Practices of Solidarity | Mutual support groups w/ No More Later & MSP | ep. 2
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
Practices of Solidarity | Mutual support groups w/ No More Later & MSP | ep. 2
In this episode of Conversations with Aliens of Extraordinary Ability, Rodrigo Ghattas is joined by Netherlands-based artists Harriet Morley (MSP) and Lila Bullen-Smith (No More Later) to share perspectives on the financial and emotional emergencies of immigrant artists both in The Netherlands and Norway.
Credits:
Intro, outro and transition sounds by Emilie Wright
Illustration: Viviana Cárdenas
Producer: Rodrigo Ghattas
Postproduction: Cirenia Esquivel
Support by Billedkunstnernes Vederlagsfond, Unge Kunstneres Samfund, and Norske Billedkunstnere
[THE STORY]
This episode is the second in a 3-part series on Practices of Solidarity. Before listening to this one, you may want to catch up with Practices of Solidarity - Ep.1: Local perspectives. As we continue to discuss the practice of solidarity within immigrant artist communities, an important question emerges: how do collective infrastructures and alternative economies inform our current economic, social, and cultural justice environment? Verdensrommet welcomes guest hosts Harriet Morley from the Mutual Support Platform (MSP) and Lila Bullen-Smith from No More Later (N.M.L) to share perspectives on the financial and emotional emergencies of immigrant artists, and its related simultaneous crises and systemic failures both in Norway and the Netherlands. Verdensrommet, MSP and N.M.L are triplets grassroots movements born at the heart of a global pandemic, we exchange perspectives from both geopolitical sites on the current immigration challenges for artists, focusing on self-organized welfare practices.
The Mutual Support Platform (MSP) is a space for conversations and actions by/between/for students, alumni, and teachers of the MAFA HKU, Utrecht. It emerged as a collective effort in response to the crisis of COVID-19. https://mutualsupport.hotglue.me
No.more.later (N.M.L) is a platform that was initiated by Gizem Üstüner and Julie Yu from HKU Master of Fine Arts in Utrecht at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic addressing the rights, needs and concerns of non-EU/EEA students in Dutch art academics. https://www.instagram.com/no.more.later
View all episodes
By VerdensrommetIn this episode of Conversations with Aliens of Extraordinary Ability, Rodrigo Ghattas is joined by Netherlands-based artists Harriet Morley (MSP) and Lila Bullen-Smith (No More Later) to share perspectives on the financial and emotional emergencies of immigrant artists both in The Netherlands and Norway.
Credits:
Intro, outro and transition sounds by Emilie Wright
Illustration: Viviana Cárdenas
Producer: Rodrigo Ghattas
Postproduction: Cirenia Esquivel
Support by Billedkunstnernes Vederlagsfond, Unge Kunstneres Samfund, and Norske Billedkunstnere
[THE STORY]
This episode is the second in a 3-part series on Practices of Solidarity. Before listening to this one, you may want to catch up with Practices of Solidarity - Ep.1: Local perspectives. As we continue to discuss the practice of solidarity within immigrant artist communities, an important question emerges: how do collective infrastructures and alternative economies inform our current economic, social, and cultural justice environment? Verdensrommet welcomes guest hosts Harriet Morley from the Mutual Support Platform (MSP) and Lila Bullen-Smith from No More Later (N.M.L) to share perspectives on the financial and emotional emergencies of immigrant artists, and its related simultaneous crises and systemic failures both in Norway and the Netherlands. Verdensrommet, MSP and N.M.L are triplets grassroots movements born at the heart of a global pandemic, we exchange perspectives from both geopolitical sites on the current immigration challenges for artists, focusing on self-organized welfare practices.
The Mutual Support Platform (MSP) is a space for conversations and actions by/between/for students, alumni, and teachers of the MAFA HKU, Utrecht. It emerged as a collective effort in response to the crisis of COVID-19. https://mutualsupport.hotglue.me
No.more.later (N.M.L) is a platform that was initiated by Gizem Üstüner and Julie Yu from HKU Master of Fine Arts in Utrecht at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic addressing the rights, needs and concerns of non-EU/EEA students in Dutch art academics. https://www.instagram.com/no.more.later