TEN’s Organism

[the body]

Postactivism

[crossroads archive]

How to get Involved

[fugitive assemblage]

Play

[translocal calendar]

We looked for artifacts, memories, sensings, and unravelings; a different body for an archive of past projects. And, of course, we sense that ten is an entity that absolutely refuses to be defined by what it has accomplished – what was left imprinted on the negative space of the planned, sketched, and intended pas ten offerings?

It’s not crucial whether the project “came to fruition” or not – we see each humble experiment as a learning circle; it doesn’t have to have been an offering that gestated publically or that “arrived” on the shores of success.

​​Sanktuaree: Festival of the Invisibles!

​​Sanktuaree: Festival of the Invisibles!

Sanktuaree [ten artifacts] The generative ritual of Sanktuaree invites us to pay attention to the ways we collectively perform the normal, and to make room for other places of power as we welcome the outlier, embrace the irregular and weird, and stitch a politics of...

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Vulture Harvest: The Slow Conversation

Vulture Harvest: The Slow Conversation

Vulture [ten artifacts] Vulture offered participants a different shape of hope: hope not in solutions or saviours but in the smell of soil, the migration of birds, and the intense beauty of seeing each other dance at the edge of things.​ Vulture was an on and off-line...

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Vulture Harvest: Stories of Going Feral

Vulture Harvest: Stories of Going Feral

Vulture [ten artifacts] Vulture offered participants a different shape of hope: hope not in solutions or saviours but in the smell of soil, the migration of birds, and the intense beauty of seeing each other dance at the edge of things.​ Vulture was an on and off-line...

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Vulture Harvest: The 3D’s Gallery

Vulture Harvest: The 3D’s Gallery

Vulture [ten artifacts] Vulture offered participants a different shape of hope: hope not in solutions or saviours but in the smell of soil, the migration of birds, and the intense beauty of seeing each other dance at the edge of things.​ Vulture was an on and off-line...

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Transmaterialities

Transmaterialities

Transmaterialities Trans*/Matter/Realities and Queer Political Imaginings   [Karen Barad, Ph.D.] The point is not to make trans or queer into universal features and dilute their subversive potentials. The point is to make plain the undoing of universality, the...

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Erring the Pathways

Erring the Pathways

Erring the Pathways   [Erin Manning, Ph.D.]  Dr. Erin Manning – a part of the ten Visionary Council – shares a response to Báyò Akómoláfé’s article, Black Lives Matter, But to whom? In the erring, there is never a denial of origins, but there is a question of...

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Be Ridiculous: Karen’s Reflections on Nepantla

Be Ridiculous: Karen’s Reflections on Nepantla

Nepantla [ten artifacts] Nepantla was the first in-person gathering/short residency program in Chennai, India held for and by ten curators, custodians, earthworms and supporters in January, 2020. Nepantla is a Nahual word which means “the place of no place”. The...

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