Partnerships

An urban education model that responds to the crisis in community participation and political representation by circulating different ways of thinking and making

A teen workshop exploring the process of constructing and deconstructing a provocative public artwork by Dennis Oppenheim

An exhibition exploring the assertion and contestation of power in the writings and practices of Vito Acconci and Acconci Studio

A seminar by Hélène Cixous about displacement, exile, and the relation of art and literature to cities and their destruction

Symphony Space and PEN World Voices Festival join Slought and John Cage Trust in reviving John Cage's "How To Get Started" (1989) for the first time in New York

A curatorial intervention exploring 21st century prospects for international peace through a series of symposia, exhibitions, lectures, and films

Highlighting America's rich history of architectural experimentation and the original ways architects today are working collaboratively to invigorate community activism and environmental policy

Exploring overlooked urban zones, state borders and extra-territorial sites throughout the world, contributors probe contemporary perspectives on power and its evasions

A series of moving conversations and archival exchanges across different social, institutional and cultural contexts

A new identity that radically transforms how Slought operates in Philadelphia, the world, and the cloud, and makes legible the organization's movements as it performs its activities

A research initiative and archive about the lives and experiences of 1001 Chinese participants who traveled to Kassel, Germany for Ai Weiwei's project "Fairytale" (2007)

A space for inter-cultural conversation and research about art and advocacy, exploring a variety of trends, shared differences, and common concerns

A research initiative and publication series exploring the history of the Venice Biennale of Architecture and the relationship between architecture and display

Recordings by Fred Wah of readings, lectures and discussions by notable New American poets