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Initiated by [[Telic Arts Exchange]] in Los Angeles in [[2008]]. Also exists in [[Brussels]] (set up by [[Komplot]] in [[Nadine]]), [[Helsinki]], [[Los Angeles]], [[New York City]] (at [[Common Room]]), [[Paris]] (at [[Bétonsalon]]), [[Philadelphia]], [[San Juan]]. | Initiated by [[Telic Arts Exchange]] in Los Angeles in [[2008]]. Also exists in [[Brussels]] (set up by [[Komplot]] in [[Nadine]]), [[Helsinki]], [[Los Angeles]], [[New York City]] (at [[Common Room]]), [[Paris]] (at [[Bétonsalon]]), [[Philadelphia]], [[San Juan]]. | ||
| − | + | ==Publications, essays, interviews== | |
* David Elliott, [http://hadto.net/writing/public-school-interview/ "Interview with Sean Dockray / The Public School"], May 2009?. | * David Elliott, [http://hadto.net/writing/public-school-interview/ "Interview with Sean Dockray / The Public School"], May 2009?. | ||
* Sean Dockray, Matteo Pasquinelli, Jason Smith and Caleb Waldorf (The Public School Los Angeles), [http://journalment.org/article/there-nothing-less-passive-act-fleeing "There is Nothing Less Passive Than the Act of Fleeing"], ''...ment'' 1 (2010). | * Sean Dockray, Matteo Pasquinelli, Jason Smith and Caleb Waldorf (The Public School Los Angeles), [http://journalment.org/article/there-nothing-less-passive-act-fleeing "There is Nothing Less Passive Than the Act of Fleeing"], ''...ment'' 1 (2010). | ||
* Vivian Ziherl, [http://unprojects.org.au/magazine/issues/issue-4-2/the-future-and-the-public-school/ "The Future And The Public School. Interview"], ''un. Magazine'' 4:2 (2010), pp 22-26, [http://www.academia.edu/11677644/ PDF]. | * Vivian Ziherl, [http://unprojects.org.au/magazine/issues/issue-4-2/the-future-and-the-public-school/ "The Future And The Public School. Interview"], ''un. Magazine'' 4:2 (2010), pp 22-26, [http://www.academia.edu/11677644/ PDF]. | ||
| + | * ''The Public School for Architecture Brussels'', ed. Common Room, Brussels: Common Books, 2015. [http://common-room.net/the-public-school-for-architecture-brussels/?position=1&ref=common-books] | ||
| − | + | ==Talks== | |
| + | * Sean Dockray, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSpgpYS0ex4 "What is the Relationship between Institutions and Counter-Institutions?"], ''Post Digital Cultures'' symposium, Lausanne, 5 Dec 2015. Video, 36 min. | ||
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| + | ==See also== | ||
* [[Aaaaarg]] | * [[Aaaaarg]] | ||
| − | + | ==Links== | |
* http://www.thepublicschool.org/ | * http://www.thepublicschool.org/ | ||
Latest revision as of 12:21, 6 December 2015
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL is a school with no curriculum. At the moment, it operates as follows: first, classes are proposed by the public (I want to learn this or I want to teach this); then, people have the opportunity to sign up for the classes (I also want to learn that); finally, when enough people have expressed interest, the school finds a teacher and offers the class to those who signed up.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL is not accredited, it does not give out degrees, and it has no affiliation with the public school system. It is a framework that supports autodidactic activities, operating under the assumption that everything is in everything.
Initiated by Telic Arts Exchange in Los Angeles in 2008. Also exists in Brussels (set up by Komplot in Nadine), Helsinki, Los Angeles, New York City (at Common Room), Paris (at Bétonsalon), Philadelphia, San Juan.
Publications, essays, interviews[edit]
- David Elliott, "Interview with Sean Dockray / The Public School", May 2009?.
- Sean Dockray, Matteo Pasquinelli, Jason Smith and Caleb Waldorf (The Public School Los Angeles), "There is Nothing Less Passive Than the Act of Fleeing", ...ment 1 (2010).
- Vivian Ziherl, "The Future And The Public School. Interview", un. Magazine 4:2 (2010), pp 22-26, PDF.
- The Public School for Architecture Brussels, ed. Common Room, Brussels: Common Books, 2015. [1]
Talks[edit]
- Sean Dockray, "What is the Relationship between Institutions and Counter-Institutions?", Post Digital Cultures symposium, Lausanne, 5 Dec 2015. Video, 36 min.
