World’s Fair 2018: Make a Wish Then Make That Wish—Manifestos for Chicago
@ Experimental Station
6100 S Blackstone Ave, Chicago, IL 60637
Opening Wednesday, June 27th, from 6PM - 9PM
On view through Saturday, June 30th
Amina Ross, LaSaia Wade (Brave Space Alliance), Jenn Brown (HANA Center), Experimental Station, and Rachel Havrelock (The UIC Freshwater Lab) present their manifestos for Chicago.
All are invited to browse a pop-up library of information and resources from activist and service organizations in Chicago and contribute to a collective manifesto.
Jenny Patino from Sixty Inches From Center will facilitate a public conversation following the presentations!
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How do you build utopia?
The World’s Fair 2018 is a week-long festival to provide a platform for utopian visions of the future. This is the remix of Chicago’s 1893 World’s Columbian Expo, creating community in a world that transcends money and borders. The World’s Fair 2018 features workshops, parades, panels, performances, citywide scavenger hunts and more.
Join us!
To facilitate the sharing of resources & knowledge and forge alliances
To create concrete possibilities for fair worlds
To celebrate art and pop culture and respond to their call for a world with #nomoneynoborders
Free + open to all ages!
Visit www.nomoneynoborders.com for the full schedule!
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About the venue:
Experimental Station is working to build independent cultural infrastructure on the South Side of Chicago. We do this by fostering a dynamic ecology of innovative educational and cultural programs, small business enterprises and community initiatives. The space is wheelchair accessible.
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Tags: Amina Ross, Chicago, Experimental Station, Illinois, Jenn Brown, Jenny Patino, LaSaia Wade, Make a Wish Then Make That Wish: Manifestos for Chicago, Rachel Havrelock, Sixty Inches From Center, Woodlawn, World's Fair 2018
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