Education
FTHo is at the foreground of experimental art education and a place where students and a wider public can come to test the boundaries of what is teachable and knowable. Latham rejected traditional forms of learning and believed that the truth could not be taught. FTHo’s educational activities embody Latham’s ideas to teach the un-teachable, both by demonstrating their un-teachability and by presenting different ways of thinking about knowledge, education and artistic practice and the relative values of each of these things.
2022
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2020
‘doing your homework – eating your dinner – drawing a picture’
Saturday 18 January 2020 4.30–9pm (Food: 6–8pm)
An event hosted by the Constellations group 2019/20. Includes a screening of films from the London Community Video Archive introduced by Ed Webb-Ingall, a meal for participants and a publication launch.
Free but booking essential, please book through Eventbrite here.
2019
Constellations - Artist Open Call 2019
Submission Deadline - 3rd March 2019
Flat Time House is delighted to announce the open call for Constellations, a research and development programme for artists who are working with socio-political issues, community-oriented practice and/or public contexts. The programme supports artists who are interested in further developing their practice, collaborating with others, and accessing new networks, with the opportunity to study and research at FTHo between monthly workshop sessions.
A working group of 8 artists from across the UK are selected to come together and collaborate in monthly workshops. For the duration of Constellations artists experiment with and refine existing models for co-creation and social practice, or propose different models altogether.
Constellations is organised in partnership with Up Projects as part of the programme 'Live Research' and builds on the first Constellations programme that concluded last year. This new programme will run from April 2019 to January 2020 offering artists the chance to take part in a series of two-day, monthly workshops.
This opportunity is open to artists based in the UK and all eight artists will receive a £750 fee for taking part on the programme.
Submission Deadline - 3rd March 2019
Programme start date: 8th April 2019
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Click here to find out more information including how to apply
2018
LAW SHIFTERS - Workshop for Teenagers
Saturday 12 May, 2-4pm
The workshop is aimed at those aged 13-18 years
Spaces are limited and booking is required. Click here to book a place.
How would you rewrite the laws in your country so that they would be fairer? Flat Time House presents for the first time in London a project by Danish artist Stine Marie Jacobsen. Law Shifters engages young citizens in law and democracy by giving them the chance to re-judge real court cases and write new law proposals.
Join this workshop for teenagers led by artist Stine Marie Jacobsen and experienced lawyer Sarah Andrew to apply this methodology to UK criminal law, the stop and search law (Sus Law) and racial profiling.