Moving Forest 500 Slogans Workshops: AKA the Castle presented by Furtherfield :: December 2-4, 2012 (times below) :: Victoria & Albert Museum, Seminar Room 1, Sackler Centre, Cromwell Road, London SW7 2RL.

The Moving Forest 500 Slogans Workshop brings together writers, artists, performers, theatre practitioners, soundists, noisers, singers (of all genres), scholars and folks to decipher the 500 slogans written by Dr Matthew Fuller alongside Graham Harwood’s 12 hour rendering of the final 12 minutes of Kurosawa’s film version of Macbeth, Spider Web Castle. Read, recite, sing, shout, scream, murmur, memorize and burn the slogans and plot the 500 slogans as the main thread through the 5 acts of Moving Forest.

Moving Forest is a 12 hour, five act, visual, sonic, digital, electronic and urban performance collectively realized by AKA the Castle, a temporal performance troupe bringing together visual artists, writers, soundists, silk threaders, codedecoders, macromikro, boombox mass, mobile agents, wifi fielders and urbanites. 12 hours of sonic, coded action map an imaginary Castle and camouflage forest revolt onto a given modern day metropolis.

We welcome public participation in Moving Forest 500 Slogans Workshops. By participating, you join AKA the Castle’s collective reading and planning towards staging Moving Forest 12 hour performance in London summer 2012.

Please sign up below to take part in one or more workshop sessions:

Friday 02 December, 6-9pm
Saturday 03 December, 11-1pm
Saturday 03 December, 2-4:30pm
Sunday 04 December, 11-1pm
Sunday 04 December, 2-4:30pm

All workshops will take place in Seminar Room 1, Sackler Centre, V&A.

To sign up to one or more sessions please write to now [at] movingforest.net or select your session on the 500 slogans wiki.

Free workshop admission.

Additional workshop activity at SPACE as part of Moving Forest London 2012 initiative.

More information about Moving Forest:
http://www.movingforest.net
http://movingforest.net/html/slogans.html

The partners for Moving Forest London workshop development are MA Interactive Media & Centre for Cultural Studies at Goldsmiths University of London, Furtherfield, SPACE, Digital Programmes,V&A.