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DESCRIPTION:During the month of October 2024\, Kenneth Bailey (Founder and 
 Co-Director) and Judith Leemann (Ecologies of Thought Lead) of The Design 
 Studio for Social Intervention – the renowned Dorchester-based artist re
 search and community development group – join as Visiting Fellows at CSS
 H’s Arts & Humanities Social Action Lab and CAMD's Center for Design.  T
 hey will host their second StudyLab at the Uphams Corner ds4si storefront 
 space\, 572 Columbia Road\, Dorchester\, October 24-26.\n\n \n\nComing tog
 ether around the provocation\, “For the Vibrancy of Needs\,” the resid
 ency encompasses StudyLabs and public events for faculty\, students\, comm
 unity\, and staff\,  in a cross- and anti-disciplinary inquiry into theori
 es and embodiments of justice rooted in experiences of common need. Drawin
 g diversely on aesthetics\, somatics\, design methodologies\, art-making\,
  close reading\, counter-archiving\, and activism\, the inquiry sites itse
 lf precisely at the border of the university and the community in which it
  is embedded\, with an aim to transforming and re-imagining the relations 
 this border tries to fix.\n\n \n\nTowards a anti-disciplinary exploration 
 of the shapes\, textures and temporalities of need and against regimes of 
 enclosure and carcerality\, this period of shared study aims to disrupt th
 e siloed methods and protocols of academic study\, smearing the lines betw
 een science\, tech\, arts\, and humanities\, and loosening the very ethic 
 of academic study itself. \n\n \n\nWho are we called to become when we stu
 dy the vibrancy of needs? Whom are we studying for\, and with whom all do 
 we study? How do we study and to what end\, in the context of regimes that
  obscure our interdependence\, mutual need\, and interrelation?
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DESCRIPTION:During the month of October 2024\, Kenneth Bailey (Founder and 
 Co-Director) and Judith Leemann (Ecologies of Thought Lead) of The Design 
 Studio for Social Intervention – the renowned Dorchester-based artist re
 search and community development group – join as Visiting Fellows at CSS
 H’s Arts & Humanities Social Action Lab and CAMD's Center for Design.  T
 hey will host their second StudyLab at the Uphams Corner ds4si storefront 
 space\, 572 Columbia Road\, Dorchester\, October 24-26.\n\n \n\nComing tog
 ether around the provocation\, “For the Vibrancy of Needs\,” the resid
 ency encompasses StudyLabs and public events for faculty\, students\, comm
 unity\, and staff\,  in a cross- and anti-disciplinary inquiry into theori
 es and embodiments of justice rooted in experiences of common need. Drawin
 g diversely on aesthetics\, somatics\, design methodologies\, art-making\,
  close reading\, counter-archiving\, and activism\, the inquiry sites itse
 lf precisely at the border of the university and the community in which it
  is embedded\, with an aim to transforming and re-imagining the relations 
 this border tries to fix.\n\n \n\nTowards a anti-disciplinary exploration 
 of the shapes\, textures and temporalities of need and against regimes of 
 enclosure and carcerality\, this period of shared study aims to disrupt th
 e siloed methods and protocols of academic study\, smearing the lines betw
 een science\, tech\, arts\, and humanities\, and loosening the very ethic 
 of academic study itself. \n\n \n\nWho are we called to become when we stu
 dy the vibrancy of needs? Whom are we studying for\, and with whom all do 
 we study? How do we study and to what end\, in the context of regimes that
  obscure our interdependence\, mutual need\, and interrelation?
GEO:42.316697;-71.06598
LOCATION:ds4si Storefront 
SUMMARY:For the Vibrancy of Needs: Body\, Form\, Justice in the Shadow of E
 mergency StudyLab in Uphams Corner  [Boston]
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DESCRIPTION:During the month of October 2024\, Kenneth Bailey (Founder and 
 Co-Director) and Judith Leemann (Ecologies of Thought Lead) of The Design 
 Studio for Social Intervention – the renowned Dorchester-based artist re
 search and community development group – join as Visiting Fellows at CSS
 H’s Arts & Humanities Social Action Lab and CAMD's Center for Design.  T
 hey will host their second StudyLab at the Uphams Corner ds4si storefront 
 space\, 572 Columbia Road\, Dorchester\, October 24-26.\n\n \n\nComing tog
 ether around the provocation\, “For the Vibrancy of Needs\,” the resid
 ency encompasses StudyLabs and public events for faculty\, students\, comm
 unity\, and staff\,  in a cross- and anti-disciplinary inquiry into theori
 es and embodiments of justice rooted in experiences of common need. Drawin
 g diversely on aesthetics\, somatics\, design methodologies\, art-making\,
  close reading\, counter-archiving\, and activism\, the inquiry sites itse
 lf precisely at the border of the university and the community in which it
  is embedded\, with an aim to transforming and re-imagining the relations 
 this border tries to fix.\n\n \n\nTowards a anti-disciplinary exploration 
 of the shapes\, textures and temporalities of need and against regimes of 
 enclosure and carcerality\, this period of shared study aims to disrupt th
 e siloed methods and protocols of academic study\, smearing the lines betw
 een science\, tech\, arts\, and humanities\, and loosening the very ethic 
 of academic study itself. \n\n \n\nWho are we called to become when we stu
 dy the vibrancy of needs? Whom are we studying for\, and with whom all do 
 we study? How do we study and to what end\, in the context of regimes that
  obscure our interdependence\, mutual need\, and interrelation?
GEO:42.316697;-71.06598
LOCATION:ds4si Storefront 
SUMMARY:For the Vibrancy of Needs: Body\, Form\, Justice in the Shadow of E
 mergency StudyLab in Uphams Corner  [Boston]
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.northeastern.edu/event/for-the-vibrancy-of-n
 eeds-body-form-justice-in-the-shadow-of-emergency-studylab-in-uphams-corne
 r-boston
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