Podcast
Episode O1:
Introducing Social Making 2024 with Kim Wide
This podcast is the first in a series of 8 episodes exploring the context of Social Making 2024 and the future of the UK’s socially engaged arts scene. This, and all other podcasts in the series, will be available at MIAAW.net along with episode notes that include references and links to the source material and other relevant documentation on the web. The episodes will also be available for subscription at most major podcast sites including Anchor.fm, Apple podcasts, Google podcasts, Soundcloud and more.
Episodes
MIAAW
Meanwhile In An Abandoned Warehouse is a weekly podcast that comes in several flavours, but is always concerned in one way or another with questions of creativity, community, the commons and cultural democracy. Episodes take the form of an audio essay or an informal conversation.
Go to MIAAW
Social Making
Social Making is the UK’s only biennial symposium dedicated to socially engaged art practice, co-creation and place making.
Developed and delivered by Take A Part CIO, hosted by Bricks, Bristol.
Generously supported by Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation.
Social Making
Social Making is the UK’s only biennial symposium dedicated to socially engaged art practice, co-creation and place making.
Podcast
This podcast is the first in a series of 8 episodes exploring the context of Social Making 2024 and the future of the UK’s socially engaged arts scene. This, and all other podcasts in the series, will be available at miaaw.net along with episode notes that include references and links to the source material and other relevant documentation on the web. The episodes will also be available for subscription at most major podcast sites including Anchor.fm, Apple podcasts, Google podcasts, Soundcloud and more.
Episode O1:
Introducing Social Making 2024 with Kim Wide
MIAAW
Meanwhile In An Abandoned Warehouse is a weekly podcast that comes in several flavours, but is always concerned in one way or another with questions of creativity, community, the commons and cultural democracy. Episodes take the form of an audio essay or an informal conversation.
Go to MIAAW
Developed and delivered by Take A Part CIO, hosted by Bricks, Bristol.
Generously supported by Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation.