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<span class="red">Creative Time Presents:<br />
 <b>The Creative Time Summit:</b> Living as Form<br /><br /></span>
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At the Skirball Center for the Performing Arts, NYU<br />
September 23, 2011<br />
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Curated by Nato Thompson</span> <br /><br />
An annual conference bringing together cultural producers to discuss how their work engages pressing issues affecting our world.<br /><br />
The <em>Creative Time Summit</em> includes cultural producers whose international projects consist of a vast array of practices and methodologies that engage with the canvas of everyday life. Participants range from art world luminaries to those purposefully obscure, providing a glimpse into an evolving community concerned with the political implications of socially engaged art. This third iteration of the <em>Summit</em> features presenters with projects in the <em>Living as Form</em> archive.<br /><br />
The third annual Leonore Annenberg Prize for Art and Social Change is a $25,000 award, generously supported by the Annenberg Foundation, honoring an artist who has committed his or her life's work to promoting social justice in surprising and profound ways. Past recipients include The Yes Men and Rick Lowe.


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<b>Schedule: Friday, September 23</b>
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<span class="caption">Please note that all times are subject to change.</span><br /><br />
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  <p><b>Doors open at 9:30am</b><br /><br />
    
    10:00&ndash;10:15am <br />
    Welcome & Opening Remarks<br />
  <span class="caption">Nato Thompson, Chief Curator, Creative Time</span><br /><br />
    
    10:15&ndash;10:30am <br />
    Performance <br />
  <span class="caption">My Barbarian<br /><br />
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    10:30&ndash;10:50am <br />
    Keynote Presentation<br />
  <span class="caption">Laura Flanders<br /><br />
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    10:50am&ndash;12:00pm <br />
    Session 1 Presentations<br />
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    Ted Purves<br />
    Ultra-red<br />
    WochenKlausur<br />
    Common Room<br />
    Decolonizing Architecture<br />
  (NSK) Neue Slowenische Kunst<br />
  Voina<br />
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    12:00&ndash;12:10pm<br />
    Break
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    12:10&ndash;1:20pm <br />
    Session 2 Presentations<br />
    <span class="caption">
    Mierle Laderman Ukeles <br />
    Women on Waves<br />
    Alan W. Moore<br />
    United Indian Health Services<br />
    Dan S. Wang<br />
    Andreas Siekmann<br />
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    1:20&ndash;2:20pm <br />
    Lunch<br /><br />
    
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    Presentation of The Leonore Annenberg Prize for Art and Social Change</b><br /><br /></span>
    
    
    2:20&ndash;2:30pm <br />
    Welcome and About the Prize<br />
    <span class="caption">Anne Pasternak <br />
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    2:30&ndash;2:35pm <br />
Keynote Video Address<br /> 
<span class="caption">Laurie Anderson<br /><br />
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2:35&ndash;2:40pm <br />
Presentation of the Prize<br />
<span class="caption">Elizabeth K. Kabler</span>
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2:40&ndash;3:10pm <br />
Presentation by Prize Recipient<br />
<span class="caption">Jeanne van Heeswijk<br /><br />
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3:10&ndash;3:20pm <br />
Break
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3:20&ndash;3:40pm <br />
Keynote Presentation<br />
<span class="caption">Gerald Raunig<br /><br />
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3:40&ndash;4:50pm <br />
Session 3 Presentations<br />
<span class="caption">Shannon Jackson<br />
Urban Bush Women<br />
Katerina Seda<br />
Alternate ROOTS<br />
Appalshop<br />
Darren O'Donnell<br />
Theaster Gates<br /></span>
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4:50&ndash;5:00pm<br />
Break
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5:00&ndash;6:10pm <br />
Session 4 Presentations<br />
<span class="caption">Hou Hanru<br />
Long March Project<br />
Cybermohalla Ensemble<br />
Chemi Rosado Seijo<br />
Navin Rawanchaikul<br />
Tahrir Documents<br />
Jeremy Deller<br /><br />
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6:10&ndash;6:20pm <br />
Closing Thanks<br />
<span class="caption">Anne Pasternak and Nato Thompson<br /><br /></span>

7:00&ndash;9:00pm <br />
Special opening reception for Summit attendees of <em>Living as Form</em> 
in the historic Essex Street Market, 80 Essex Street 
(on the southeast corner of Essex and Delancey)

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