Whittlesea / Stockholm / Tokyo / Auckland / Pittsburgh / Wellington / Penh / Hobart / New York / Phnom Penh / Melbourne / Auckland City / /
Company
Cultural Partnerships / Kapiti Coast / SA SA / The Social Studio / MCA / Public Share / Liminal Terrain / G4S / Starbucks / Oceanic Performance Biennial / /
Country
Cambodia / Canada / Australia / United Kingdom / Finland / Germany / Sweden / New Zealand / United States / South Korea / /
Facility
National Library Gallery / Massey University / foyer of MONA / AUT Akoranga campus / centre of Auckland City / North Shore’s Campus / AUT University / RMIT University / University of Wollongong / Bennington College / Kapiti Coast's Mahara Gallery / West Space gallery / Victorian College / Lund University / Adam Art Gallery / Bar Zingaro / University of Auckland / Black Factory / Manukau Harbour / Museum of Old / University of Melbourne / ST PAUL St Gallery / National Institute of Creative Arts / City Gallery / Queensland University of Technology / AUT’s North Shore Campus / /
IndustryTerm
potent tools / food / engagement tool / ecological systems / gallery site / exhibition site / participatory media / /
Movie
The Glass House / /
NaturalFeature
Lyall Bay / Soda Stream / /
Organization
Creative Industries Faculty / Suburban Floral Association / Tactical Magic’s Tactical Ice Cream Unit / Victorian College of the Arts / USC Roski School of Arts and Design / Massey University / Wellington / Centre for Cultural Partnerships / School of Design / UFO Bureau / Elam School of Fine Arts / Center for Tactical Magic / group of seven / AUT’s Emergent Ecologies Lab / Lund University / RMIT University / Melbourne / University of Melbourne / League of Resonance / and Act Natural / University of Wollongong / Queensland University of Technology / Brisbane / LACE / Northeastern University School of Law / AUT University / Auckland / Bennington College / School of Art / Auckland Council / National Institute of Creative Arts and Industries / AUT University's Visual Arts UFO Bureau of Research / AUT University / Night School / Visiting Faculty / School of Education / F.I.E.L.D.S / University of Auckland / /
Person
Marcus Knutagard / Janita Craw / Emil Dryburgh / Deborah Rundle / Tristan Marler / Tanya Eccleston / Professors Andy Thomson / Janine Randerson / Ophelia King / Marisa Jahn / Harriet Stockman / Martin Awa Clarke Langdon / Fine Arts (Hons) / John Rubin / Sam Beca / Giorgio Agamben / Kirsten Dryburgh / Andy Thomson / Amy Spiers / Alex Monteith / Tim Barlow / Olivia Labb / Carol A Stakenas / Mick Douglas / Alex Monteith Publics / Sarah Rodigari / Takashi Murakami / Christoph Büchel / Christoph Buchel / Dawn Weleski / Nina Lloyd / Mim Whiting / Paul Cullen / Georges Perec / Jules Rochielle / Kathy Waghorn / Sophie Jerram / Helene Frichot / James Smiths Carpark / Mark Amery / Tracey Williams / Kelsey Stankovich / Jon Rubin / Grace McQuilten / Monique Redmond / Chantal Mouffe / Joe Prisk / Neal Haslem / Gretchen Coombs / Sullivan / Grad Dip / Jacques Rancière / Carol Stakenas / Amanda Yates / Ariane Craig-Smith / Keely Macarow / Mark Schroder / Margie McKay / Liam Pram / Grad Dip Teaching / /
Position
lecturer and programme leader / artist / writer and council worker / programmer / planner / executive director / artist / curator / writer and social enterprise advisor / curatorial assistant / based artist / director of the Oceanic Performance Biennial / writer / curator / Culture Programme Leader / planner / journalist / media artist / and the programme leader / curator / artist and businesswoman / curator / programmer / curator / editor and arts manager / curator / Vice-Chancellor / associate professor / board member / senior lecturer / speaker / artist / curator / deputy director /curator / solo performance artist / director of Playmarket / associate professor and head / art historian / artist / Artist / Coordinator / director / lecturer / project director of the Social Design Collective / co-operative / King / member / artist / writer / founder / /
PRESENTATIONS AND SPEAKERS Reclaiming Expression Tosh Ahkit Auckland is striving to become the country’s most ‘liveable city’. This paper will critically examine the terms ‘liveable’, ‘public’ and ‘counte