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TOC

Troubles Obsessionnels Contemporains 
is a non profit organization dedicated to shaping contemporary visual culture through publishing, online and offline events and educational programs.
Based in Paris, France, its mission is to combine artists’ work with a school of critical thinkers, producers, curators and creatives around the world.

TOC is a project supported by LesTracesduRéel.org - Paris and apsninfa ETS - Italie

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    - The Ballad of the Clocktower
    - TOC Zine Issue #1
    - Brutism.e.s.* #1
    - History of a Tree    
    - TOC Closed for Opening
    - Mapped: the (UN)Seen

Exhibit

    - Damaged Goods
    - Closed for Opening  
    - Toc&Diarc Shuffling Parasites
    - Toc Prélude
    - Hopefully This Is Just the Beginning
    - Crossed Timelines
    - Inside//Outside
    - Flatform - History of a Tree
    - Endemico
    - Entrustments
    - Lightcone(s)

TOC Centre for Curatorial Practices

    - TOC+LTdR--> SUB/ARCHIVE   
    - Mapping the Unseen 
    - Expanding Cinema
    - TOC OHM  
    - EURAU 2018
    - TOC Summer School 17
      Focus on Abilities        
    - TOC Winter School 17
      Shuffling Parasites
    - A.A.A.  
    - Conversations on Parasitisms
    - Architectures Without Architects
    - Entrustments
    - Spotting Beauties
Mark

19/22.5.18
SHUFFLING PARASITES
RESEARCH PROGRAM



@Clocktower
Copertino - Italy




From 22th to 29th of May, TOC is hosting a a new residence program called “Shuffling Parasites”.

The program connects two approaches, visual arts and interventions on landscape. It is an open research, linking the artistic practice of Cosimo Terlizzi, film-maker, visual artists and political activist, Patrizia Emma Scialpi, visual artists, and Gabriele Fanuli, landscape architect and cultural operator of the association “Foreste Urbane”.

The research is linked with a special research on architectural parasites with 72H and Labuat Collective, coordinated by professors and teachers Bruna Sigillo and Maria Luna Nobile from Naples University/DiARCH
Mark
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