Events

Céline Condorelli and Avery F. Gordon, The Company We Keep

Chisenhale Gallery

2013

As part of her research on friendship, Condorelli has invited her friend the sociologist Avery Gordon to converse and think on the subject with her, considering the subject in relation to her own work. Avery Gordon (US) is a Professor of Sociology at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Her work focuses on radical thought and practice and over the last several years, she has been writing about imprisonment, war and other forms of dispossession and how to eliminate them. Gordon is also the Keeper of the Hawthorne Archives, which records the living history of a group of runaways, secessionists and in-differents who form autonomous zones and settlements and have receded from living as obedient (and also resistant or resisting) subjects.

You can listen to an audio recording of this event on the Think Tank and read Part One and Part Two of their conversation. Chisenhale Gallery will present an exhibition of new work by Céline Condorelli in May 2014, see Commissions.

As part of her research on friendship, Condorelli has invited her friend the sociologist Avery Gordon to converse and think on the subject with her, considering the subject in relation to her own work. Avery Gordon (US) is a Professor of Sociology at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Her work focuses on radical thought and practice and over the last several years, she has been writing about imprisonment, war and other forms of dispossession and how to eliminate them. Gordon is also the Keeper of the Hawthorne Archives, which records the living history of a group of runaways, secessionists and in-differents who form autonomous zones and settlements and have receded from living as obedient (and also resistant or resisting) subjects.

You can listen to an audio recording of this event on the Think Tank and read Part One and Part Two of their conversation. Chisenhale Gallery will present an exhibition of new work by Céline Condorelli in May 2014, see Commissions.