Feed the 5000 Biennial opening night Independent District

	The Art Organisation St Bride's Church Liverpool Biennial 2004

	Dave White Independent District Liverpool Biennial 2004

Unwetter_Discursive Camping

Various venues

Dates below

UNWETTER_DISCURSIVE CAMPING at the Liverpool Biennial Independents 2004

5 Oct, 4-7pm, in front of Bluecoat Arts Centre, School La_on nutrition 6 Oct, 4-7pm, at Jamaica St./Greenland St_on gentrification 7 Oct, 4-7pm, at Hamilton Sq., Birkenhead_on migration and transport 8 Oct, 2-5pm, at Magnet Club, 43 Hardman St_on sound, systems and music

DISCURSIVE CAMPING_dwelling on the move seeks to create momentary situations in open spaces. It offers an off-road programme for everyone. After arriving at a DISCURSIVE CAMPING site, dwelling on the move unpacks and unfolds a setting between tents, carpets, camping furniture. DISCURSIVE CAMPING spontaneously inter-acts with each specific site where it takes place by collecting materials and opinions and by presenting, discussing and dealing with projects (in video, audio, paper or other formats) and ideas that are informed by the context of the site. We will invite local groups as well as contributions from other parts of the world. It works as a potluck, where everyone is both guest and host at the same time. Together we will think, drink, eat, speak, play and work within the contingent meteorological, social, cultural etc. conditions and influences that may occur. After a while things will be re-packed again and the caravan will move on to the next stop on the tour.

Involved: Dorothee Albrecht, Maria Thereza Alves, Mattias Arvastsson, Philipp Ekardt, Zach Formwalt, Benno Gammerl, Clemens Krauss, Katrin Lock, Sarat Maharaj, Andrea Melloni, Steven Renshaw, Lisa Rogers, Miguel Rothschild, Tejal Shah, Ulrike Solbrig, Jole Wilcke, Marc-Christian Witt, Eike Wittrock, Christine Wolfe, Elena Zanichelli and others;

UNWETTER, a group of artists, art historians, critics and cultural theorists based in Berlin, Germany, experiments with modes of artistic practice and research. UNWETTER does this in a self-organised manner and is engaged in a non-hierarchical practice, which values fluid modes of artistic engagement.
Since 2002 UNWETTER has developed a varied and thriving practice which includes the 'discursive picnic'; UNWETTER has been involved in numerous projects and exhibited across Europe, including Serbia, Germany, Norway, and Sweden.