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The Walker Channel provides live and archived video of the Walker’s public programming, including lectures, dialogues, and performances involving artists, scholars, and critics of contemporary art and culture.
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Pecha Kucha: From the Table to the Streets
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Conversation: Structures for Discord
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In Dialogue: Krzysztof Wodiczko and John Rajchman
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Free Verse: Jaap Blonk
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David Pearson, London
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Michael Lejeune, Metro Design Studio, Los Angeles
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Marc Bamuthi Joseph and Theaster Gates in Conversation with Philip Bither
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Pecha Kucha: From the Table to the Streets
A rapid-fire presentation of projects oriented to public space, with subjects ranging from Occupy Wall Street to how the architecture of an apartment speaks to feminism. More

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Conversation: Structures for Discord
If you’re wondering, “what is agonism?,” join designer Carl DiSalvo, artist/educator Marisa Jahn, media theorist Warren Sack, and architect Mark Shepard for a lively and interactive presentation to unpack and debate the term. More

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In Dialogue: Krzysztof Wodiczko and John Rajchman
Join a conversation on art, design, and agonistic democracy with artist Krzysztof Wodiczko and philosopher-theorist John Rajchman. Part of Discourse and Discord: Architecture of Agonism from the Kitchen Table to the City Street More

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Free Verse: Jaap Blonk
Evoking both laughter and tears, Jaap Blonk’s riveting sound poetry references Hugo Ball, Kurt Schwitters, and John Cage as well as his own songs in invented languages and acoustic/electronic soundscapes. More

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David Pearson, London
David Pearson celebrates the printed book in all its dimensions despite the publishing industry’s woes and its headlong dive into e-books and other digital platforms. He began his professional career in 2002 at Penguin Books, the venerable British imprint, where… More