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	'abstract'   => "«&nbsp;<b>Work Marathon 2018</b>&nbsp;» <br/> <small>September 22nd, from 10am to 10pm @Serpentine Galleries (London)</small> 
<br/>«&nbsp;<b>Writing Workshop</b>&nbsp;» <br/> <small>September 23rd, from 9am to 4pm @Goethe-Institut (London)</small>", 

   	'description'=> "<p><b>BERNARD STIEGLER: A MANIFESTO</b></p>
<p>
The 2018 Work Marathon will invite artists, sociologists, anthropologists, writers,
musicians, architects, scientists and philosophers to address cultural, political, physical
and environmental debates on the complex and timely question of work, labour,
automation and leisure.</br>
This year, the Work Marathon is conceived in collaboration with Professor Bernard Stiegler who
will gather experts from around the world to consider economics for an age of
planetary-scale environmental crisis, looking to reduce the human footprint on the
planet and reverse the phenomenon of entropy that follows. With Stiegler’s advice, the
2018 Serpentine Marathon has the goal of contributing to the writing of a manifesto, the
first version of which will be issued on 23 September, and the definitive version of which
will be sent to the United Nations, in Geneva, on 10 January 2020 – the day of the
centenary anniversary of the League of Nations.</br></br>
See his argument for the Marathon here:</br>
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11pC-QRI6SZbqyBVLummHtXbMPHbMdQH9/view?usp=sharing
<br/><br/>
<b><small>22 Sep</small><br/> MORNING
PLENARY SESSION </b><br/>
10:00 am
Ars Industrialis vocabulary. Simon Lincelles (Video, 5')<br/>
10:05 am
Introduction. Hans Ulrich Obrist / Bernard Stiegler<br/>
11:00 am
La faim du travail (Hungry from work). Data gueule (Video, 10')<br/>
INTRODUCTION TO THE
AFTERNOON PANEL DISCUSSION<br/>
11:15 am
The Economy of Contribution. Olivier Landau<br/>
11:30 am
Mathematics, Life science, finance, work and economy. Maël Montévil<br/>
11:45 am
Locality, post-colonial studies, cosmotechnics,
&laquo;Internation&raquo; and  &laquo;neganthropy&raquo;. Paolo Vignola<br/>
12:00 pm
Acceleration, disruption, bifurcation. Daniel Ross<br/>
12:15 pm
Really Smart Cities, platforms, infrasomatisation.
Giacomo Gilmozzi<br/>
12:30 pm
Contributive research, Social sculpture, art &
technology. Anne Alombert<br/>
/ / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / LUNCH BREAK<br/><br/>
<b>AFTERNOON PANEL DISCUSSION</b><br/>
2:30 pm
The Economy of Contribution in the Anthropocene and
beyond. <br/>Olivier Landau/ Julien Dossier/ Clément Morlat<br/>
3:30 pm
Gael Giraud Intrview (Video, 10')<br/>
Mathematics, Life science, finance, work and economy.<br/>
Giuseppe Longo/ Maël Montévil/ Bernard Stiegler<br/>
4:30 pm
Alain Supiot Interview (Video, 20')<br/>
4:50 pm
Locality, post-colonial studies, cosmotechnics,
internation <br/>(according to Marcel Mauss) and
&laquo;neganthropy&raquo;.<br/> 
Divya Dwivedi / Yuk Hui / Bernard
Stiegler / Paolo Vignola<br/>
5:30 pm
Elon Musk (Video, 5')<br/>
Acceleration, disruption, bifurcation.<br/>
Shaj Mohan / Gerald Moore / Daniel Ross<br/>
6:30 pm
Building Information Modeling(Vidéo, 3')<br/>
Really Smart Cities, platforms, infrasomatisation.<br/>Sara
Baranzoni / David Berry / Giacomo Gilmozzi / Saskia
Sassen<br/>
/ / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / DINNER BREAK<br/><br/>
<b>NIGHT PANEL DISCUSSION</b><br/>
8:30 pm
Joseph Beuys interview (Video, 3')<br/>
Anthropocene at Rio 1992 (Video, 3')<br/>
Contributive research, Social sculpture, art &
technology. <br/>Anne Alombert / Noel Fitzpatrick / Glenn
Lougrhan / Vincent Puig<br/><br/>
<b><small>23 Sep</small> - From 10:00 am to 4:00 pm<br/>
WRITING WORKSHOP<br/>
DRAFT FOR A NEGANTHROPOCENE MANIFESTO</b>
<br/><br/>
<b>Participants include: Anne Alombert, Sara Baranzoni, David Berry, Mark Boyle, Lily Cole, Beatriz Colomina, Stella Creasy, Adam
Curtis, Rana Dasgupta, Aria Dean, Julien Dossier, Marcus du Sautoy, Divya Dwivedi, Cao Fei, Peter Fischli, Noel Fitzpatrick,
Formafantasma, Fernando Garcia Dory, GCC, Anna Bella Geiger, Giacomo Gilmozzi, Goldin + Senneby, Jon Gray, Madeline
Hollander, Yuk Hui, Anne Imhof, Josh Kline, Olivier Landau, Helen Lewis, Giuseppe Longo, Glenn Loughran, Shaj Mohan, Maël
Montévil, Gerald Moore, Clément Morlat, Richard Mosse, Oscar Murillo, Precious Okoyomon, Wilson Oryema, Vincent Puig,
Venkatesh Rao, Pedro Reyes, Daniel Ross, Saskia Sassen, Emily Segal, Nick Srnicek, Patrick Staff, Bernard Stiegler, Daniel
Susskind, James Suzman, Phoebe Tickell, Paolo Vignola, Marina Vishmidt and Nil Yalter.</b>
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