There Goes the Neighborhood! is a four day event that positions “the neighborhood” as a fluid institution of creative production, critical thinking and intersecting interests. Collaborations among artists, residents, small businesses, universities and local activists will culminate in a series of workshops, talks, installations, performances and tours that center around the North Park neighborhood of San Diego, with satellite events at the UCSD campus and the San Diego Museum of Art (in conjunction with the opening night of the Summer Salon Series).
This year the focus of the There Goes the Neighborhood is “the neighborhood” as a nexus of global conditions which manifest themselves in local, everyday, situations. These issues range from transportation networks to means of food production to how information (and knowledge) is disseminated publicly. The first iteration of There Goes the Neighborhood! took place in June of 2010 and focused on issues relating to gentrification and how art can play a role in neighborhood revitalization and can also be complicit in the displacement of existing groups by those moving in. There Goes the Neighborhood takes as its “fundamental organizing assumption the notion that individuals are inherently active, thoughtful, innovative and engaged citizens.” So please join us in examining these issues. The project is not complete without your participation!
There Goes the Neighborhood! May 31st – June 3rd 2012
Schedule of Events
Thursday May 31st
| 3pm – 5:30pm | In and With – Part I a conversational forum moderated by David White |
Friday June 1st
| 5pm – 6:30pm | Wayfinding Seminar with Mario Borja and Micki Davis | |
| 6:30pm – 7pm | Re-locating a University presentation and sculpture by David White | |
| 7:30pm – 9pm | In and With – Part II: How do knowledge and information flow? a panel discussion with Todd Gloria, Anchi Mei, Brian Goldfarb, and Xavier Leonard; moderated by David White |
Saturday June 2nd
| 10am – noon | Brunch with Strangers | |
| noon – 2pm | Photography workshop with Shane Anderson and Zach Parks at Agitprop | |
| 1pm – 3pm | Un-Photography workshop with Andrew Printer at Art Produce | |
| 2pm – 4pm | Bicycle tour of thrift stores with Joy Boe and Josh Bellfy | |
| 2pm – 4pm | Silkscreening workshop with Eddie Miramontes | |
| 2pm – 4pm | Music at Whistlestop | |
| 2pm – 6pm | Streetcar tours with Beryl Forman, Xavier Leonard, Leslie Ryan, and Randolph Van Vleck | |
| 6pm – 10pm | Hard Shoulder opening reception of new work by Shane Anderson at Agitprop | |
| 8pm – 10pm | Poetry reading at Agitprop | |
| 8pm – 9pm | You Are Here projected films by Glen Wilson | |
| 8:30pm – 9:30pm | Critical postcards at Art Produce garden | |
| 9:30pm – 11:00pm | Music by starvelab (Michael Trigilio) and Chris Warren at Art Produce garden |
Sunday June 3rd
| 10am – 1pm | Brunch and intercambio at Santos Market | |
| 2pm – 4pm | Daily Unusual zine workshop at Art Produce | |
| 3pm – 7pm | Alt. Town Square workshops at the North Park Theatre parking lot | |
| 2pm – 4pm | Yard by Yard II garden tour with Lesley Stern | |
| 6pm – 8pm | Hay conexiones entre de los tres: a dinner atop the Landis Street overpass with Elizabeth Chaney RSVP required, subject heading: DINNER |
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| 8pm – 10pm | Block party on Landis near I-805 overpass |

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6/2/12 Literary Art: John Gibler, Daniel Alarcón & Cristina Rivera Garza | AGITPROP says:
May 28, 2012
[...] with the opening night of the Summer Salon Series). You can see a schedule of other events in There Goes the Neighborhood on the Agitprop website. John [...]