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Future Method Studio

Locality: Surry Hills, New South Wales, Australia

Address: 16-28 foster street 2010 Surry Hills, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.futuremethod.com.au

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25.01.2022 Episode 1 of the Country & Cities Series is out on CityRoad Pod. It's the 1st in a a 5 part series we've done for CityRoadPod and this one is about 'the work property does to materialize the settler colonial city and its specific relations of power. [Libby Porter and Naama Blatman Thomas] identify three faces of property property as object, as redress and as land' (Placing Property: Theorizing the Urban from Settler Colonial Cities) 'This a truth telling, of sorts, about how urban planning and built environment professions are implicated in the settler colonial process.' (Dallas Rogers) Colonisation hasn't stopped and Architecture and the Built environment Professions are complicit. Get listening!

14.01.2022 REAL REAL #4 'When a rose and a wattle hook via grindr/ the blak renaissance/ feelings, home and away theme tunes, petals and text as object.' Flora 4 Flora directed and written by Enoch Mailangi with choreography by Amrita Amrita, performed by Joseph Althouse and Gussy, set by Future Method (Joel Spring & Genevieve Genevieve). Curated by Jessica Olivieri for Campbelltown Arts Centre. A live streamed performance work Now available for watching. And watch it all the way to the end. An incredible work!

10.01.2022 Awabakal Designer & Cultural Practitioner Shellie Smith and Future Method Studio (Joel Spring) are pretty excited to be working together on a year long project in Newcastle. Pavilion of Sand works to re-imagine the civic centre of Newcastle, a formal static colonial artifice, as a landscape of change. Sand becomes structure, ballast, shelter and seating. It becomes a space for dance, cultural practice, conversation and performance. A place in which stories about this Salt Water Country can be shared. Excited to launch the full program and pavilion on October to coincide with TINA. Follow the link for details about workshops happening this weekend.

07.01.2022 The UTS Land and Justice Research Hub are doing some important work connecting researchers and bringing discourse to areas that aren't given the light of day in Universities. Follow their work and get along to some of their events! This one looks really special.

04.01.2022 We see Academics post their photo with Bruce Pascoe, desperate for the social credit points, then continue with their eurocentric thinking, eurocentric teaching, eurocentric practice. Their fear of NOT knowing something, their fear of NOT being an authority, their fear of being exposed as racist is what they need to focus on. Thank you Bruce for calling it: 'The reason for the national apathy to racial politics in this country stems, I believe, from the national ignorance of Aboriginal culture and economy and that ignorance has to be laid in part at the feet of our learning institutions.'