It’s your job to make the work

Gülce Tulçalı

Phoebe Davies. Photo © Lydia Garnett 

This is a special live episode of Holding up the Ladder in collaboration with The Royal College of Art. feat. Gülce Tulçalı and Phoebe Davies.

As part of the Royal College of Art (RCA) MA graduate students', Curating Contemporary Art Exhibition and their curatorial show, Feed Back, I was invited to lead a discussion exploring remediating legacies, curatorial repair and the role of artistic practice in defining and potentially shaping new legacies. 

Our conversation took place in the Hanger space at the RCA, an open concrete and brick exhibition space with numerous MA students assembling their curatorial shows. So during our conversation expect to hear the hive like activity of a space in preparation.

The curatorial team responsible for Feed Back were:

Apoorva Subbanna, Yi Fan, Serena Gao, Francesca Inciong, Stephanie Rubio, Arina Baburskova and Indy Calland

Artists:

Gülce Tulçalı & Phoebe Davies

We talk about dystopian realities, about the body, about making, about the artist’s role responding to the world around us. We talk about tenant farming, about collectivity and the commons.

Gülce Tulçalı Bio

Phoebe Davies Bio

Links

Now, The Invisible Committee

Octavia's Brood

Vandana Shiva, Reclaiming The Commons

Slade Farm Organics & Podcast

Title: It's Your Job to Make the Work - A Holding Up The Ladder production in collaboration with RCA feat. Gülce Tulçalı and Phoebe Davies

Photos 1 & 2: From Farm Hand by Phoebe Davies

Photos 3, 4 & 5: From Gülce Tulçalı

Photo 6: Curatorial team L-R: Indy Calland, Francesca Inciong, Stephanie Rubio, Apoorva Subbanna and Serena Gao (not pictured are Yi Fan and Arina Baburskova)

Photo 7: Podcast recording at the RCA

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