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Circo Zero

Instigated by Keith Hennessy in 2001, Circo Zero makes live performances responding to political crises, while centring queer bodies and ideas. For the 2017 performance of Turbulence (a dance about the economy), the group consisted of Laura Larry Arrington, Jorge De Hoyos, Ruairí Donovan, Empress Jupiter, keyon gaskin, Jesse Hewit, Jassem Hind, Shaista Latif, Emily Leap, Allyson Mitchell, Julie Phelps, Brian Solomon, Gabriel Todd, Alley Wilde, and Ravyn Wngz.

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Keith Hennessy
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Laura Larry Arrington
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Jorge De Hoyos
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Ruairí Donovan
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Empress Jupiter
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keyon gaskin
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Jesse Hewit
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Jassem Hindi
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Shaista Latif
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Emily Leap
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Allyson Mitchell
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Julie Phelps
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Brian Solomon
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Gabriel Todd
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Alley Wilde
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Ravyn Wngz
Glossary
Collaboration
Inquiry
What does and  doesn’t get counted?
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How might commodity chains (and their globally distributed working conditions) be rendered visible?
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What are the responsibilities of art galleries to foster new modes of participation and support?
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How can we envision reciprocity outside of monetary systems of exchange?
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How can improvisation engender new forms of redistribution and networks of solidarity?
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How can collaboration redistribute knowledge and practice?
Program
I stood before the source
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Take Care, Circuit 3: Infrastructures and Aesthetics of Mutual Aid
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Turbulence (a dance about the economy)
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Turbulence (a dance about the economy)
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I stood before the source

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