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Chto delat?

The platform Chto delat/What is to be done? was founded with the goal of merging political theory, art, and activism in early 2003 in Petersburg by a
workgroup of artists, critics, philosophers, and writers from Petersburg, Moscow, and Nizhny Novgorod. It originally consists of following members:

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Declaration

A Declaration on Politics, Knowledge, and Art

Our Principles: Self-Organization, Collectivism, Solidarity

The Chto Delat platform unites artists, philosophers, social researchers, activists, and all those whose aim is the collaborative realization of critical and independent research, publication, artistic, educational and activist projects. All of the platform’s initiatives are based on the principles of selforganization and collectivism. These principles are realized through the political coordination of working groups—the contemporary analogue of soviets.
The projects undertaken by any of these groups represent the entire platform and are closely coordinated with one another. At the same time, the existence of the platform creates a common context for interpreting the projects of its individual participants. We are likewise guided by the principle of solidarity. We organize and support mutual assistance networks with all grassroots groups who share the principles of internationalism, feminism, and equality.

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Knowledge in Action

 

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pdf Knowledge in Action as pdf 13.57 Mb

 

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# Article Title Author
1 An incomplete chronology of experimental educational initiatives Dmitry Vilensky
2 special issue Dmitry Vilensky
3 Declaration of the Street University Street University
4 Alexander Knight /// The Rebirth of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) Alexander Knight
5 Universidad Nomada /// Mental Prototypes and Monster Institutions. Some Notes by Way of an Introduction Universidad Nomada
6 Copenhagen Free University /// We have won! Copenhagen Free University
7 Kirill Medvedev /// The War Group: If You Don't Do Politics, You're Just Standing on the Sidelines Kirill Medvedev/Voina
8 George /// Nodes of Crystallization George
9 Children of the Underground /// "Your Advertisement Makes Us Climb the Walls!" Children of the Underground
10 Pavel Arsenev /// Performative Knowledge Pavel Arsenev
11 Pavel Arsenev /// Righteous Anger as a Weapon against the Humanities --
12 Pavel Arsenev, Alexander Skidan, Artiom Magun /// Another Knowledge Is Possible Pavel Arseniev, Alexander Skidan, Artiom Magun
13 The Street University: A Brief History --
14 The editors /// Knowledge is Power The editors
 
 

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Current events

EXHIBITIONS

Chto Delat? participates with the video project Tower Songspiel at the exhibition

Vectors of the Possible

12.09.–28.11.2010

BAK, Utrecht


Tower Songspiel is on the view at

THE FIRST URAL INDUSTRIAL BIENNALE OF CONTEMPORARY ART 2010

September 9 – October 10, 2010


Chto Dealt participate at the exhibition at Riso, museo d’arte contemporanea della Sicilia

OTHERS

Le biennali d'arte di Marrakech Istanbul Atene a Palermo e Catania


 


12.05.2010  – 06.09. 2010

The Potosí Principle. How shall we sing the Lord’s song in a strange land? Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid

see concept of the exhibition project here >>>>

blog http://potosiprincipleprocess.wordpress.com/

 

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CONFERENCES

 

Николай Олейников участвует в дискуссии

Город активистов
3 августа, вторник, 19:00–21:00.
Институт Медиа, Архитектуры и Дизайна "Стрелка". Двор.

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Living Politically: A 48-Hour Communal Life Seminar

Jan van Eyck Academie, Maastricht, the Netherlands,
Friday 2 July, 10:00 – Sunday 4 July, 10:00

The Jan van Eyck Academie is hosting Living Politically: A 48-Hour Communal Life Seminar. The Communal Life Seminar is an initiative of the Chto Delat collective and the Vpered Socialist Movement (Russia) as a response to the acute need to establish alternate forms of collectivity. The fundamental principle of this seminar is that its participants constitute a temporary community for the duration of the event. By combining research, creative work and daily living, they are transformed into a commune.

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