5 x artists. 5 x writers. 5 x researchers. The 5x5x5 is a new art and culture series that brings together diverse voices to open up a critical debate about pressing global concerns.
As part of The Arts Institute Legacies and Futures seasonthe 5x5x5 invites writers and researchers to respond to the provocation “Everything is changing. Nothing has changed. Change is coming.” Their work is presented alongside the artwork of five artists commissioned through The Arts Institute Covid-19 art fund.
Caro Fowler
e-flux
Caraboo Projects
Technecast
The Institute for Creative Arts (ICA)
New Books Network
Macba
BBC Radio 3
University of Aberdeen
Nostalgia Interviews with Chris Deacy
Claire Tacon
Ecological artist Cathy Fitzgerald PhD with philosopher Nikos Patedakis Phd
Michael Bott and Rupert Soskin
Cambridge University
CFUV -- Libraries and Archives of University of Victoria
Somerset House
Institute Art Gender Nature HGK FHNW in Basel
dublab & Onassis LA
Arts and Culture – Pod Academy
Jillian Knipe
Paula Moore
VernissageTV
Ottawa International Writers Festival
Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
National Academy of Design
Icelandic Art Center
CFRC.ca Podcast Network
Feral Culture Lab
Marshall Poe
Brittany Wilkins
Vocal About it
Los Angeles Public Library
ANT ART
Maddy Pelling, Freya Gowrley, Serena Dyer & Caroline McCaffrey-Howarth
OUAH.FM
Can Altay
KW Pogo Bar Podcasts
Elisabeth Le Guin
Sonic Acts
Whitechapel Gallery
Simon Tyszko
Shades of Noir
BBC World Service
Sovay Berriman
Sovay Berriman
Sanjeev Chatterjee
University of Minnesota Press
Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
The Cheeky Natives
Armenian Institute
Booklyn, Inc.
Ryan Leack & Meridith Kruse
ArtLab
Ian Elsner
CCA Derry~Londonderry
Mary Hedengren
dario
TBA21 on st_age
Momus
Art of the Rural
Primary Sources
Zak
Samuel Hankin
Brad Harris, Historian
Paul Carpenter on Podiobooks.com
NAWG: A History Podcast With Brittany Faulkner
Fitzwilliam Museum
Boston Athenæum
Rachel Thompson
University of Cambridge Museums
Tank Magazine
Jo Baring and Sarah Turner
None
Alternative London
Ashley Dowds, Fatima Holliday, Luvuyo Nibe, Ebrahim Davids
None
Te Tuhi
New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
Center for Arts, Design and Social Research
emaildivya1
copenhagencontemporary
BBC Radio 4
Janna
BBC Radio 4
Jamie Gladstone
2RPH
None
KSFR
Cate Hewitt
tiff loves words
Auckland Writers Festival
BBC Radio 4
BRIC RADIO
pluriverse
Janine Harrington and coworkers + special guests
Los Angeles Review of Books
Storytellers of Color – KGNU News
1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair
Jeremy Jirsa