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Anybody, Everybody, Make a Mark with Raqs Media Collective

14 December 2016 at 12.00–18.00
17 December 2016 at 12.00–18.00
18 December 2016 at 12.00–18.00

Free for Members

Auto-Didact’s Transport, Permanent transformation of Gwangju Metro wagons 2013. Photo: Kyungsub Shin

An immersive, participatory activity where people mark the floors, walls, and windows of Tate Exchange with lines of tape

Anybody, Everybody, Make a Mark is an invitation to create a setting within which ‘Thicket’ is realised as an immersive, participatory activity where people mark the floors, walls, and windows of Tate Exchange with lines of tape.

The film work ‘Diagram of the Last International’, which provides both inspiration and echo, will simultanenously project line patterns coded from the conversation between Raqs’ three computers and the world one afternoon. Anybody, Everybody, Make a Mark turns the space into a ‘drawing’ room within which people’s actions perform exchanges of thoughts and ideas, and find moments of repose.

At the end, a thicket of lines will emerge in the space, and it is this that will act as a backdrop and container for further actions.

Drop in and join us on Wednesday 14 or Saturday 17 & Sunday 18, 12.00-18.00.

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