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Art that is made using fringy techniques; | Art that is made using fringy techniques; | ||
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Any existing link to the work/artefacts/ exhibitions/ private spaces, galleries and museums/video and visual material/archives, transmedia that you would consider informal (please explain why you think your submission fits in). | Any existing link to the work/artefacts/ exhibitions/ private spaces, galleries and museums/video and visual material/archives, transmedia that you would consider informal (please explain why you think your submission fits in). | ||
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While the focus of the Global Informality Project is on unwritten rules, open secrets and hidden practices, the prospective volume will embrace artwork that questions or supersedes our ability to categorise clearly, associated with tensions of decolonisation, trans practices, post-humanity, digitalisation, migration, care of self and the planet; as well as conceptualise informal art. | While the focus of the Global Informality Project is on unwritten rules, open secrets and hidden practices, the prospective volume will embrace artwork that questions or supersedes our ability to categorise clearly, associated with tensions of decolonisation, trans practices, post-humanity, digitalisation, migration, care of self and the planet; as well as conceptualise informal art. | ||
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Please contact us via at [[informalart2024@gmail.com]] with an expression of interest. Your preliminary submission should include: | Please contact us via at [[informalart2024@gmail.com]] with an expression of interest. Your preliminary submission should include: | ||