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TOC


TOC — Troubles Obsessionnels Contemporains is an independent curatorial and publishing platform based in Paris.

TOC develops publications, exhibitions, screenings and research projects across experimental visual culture, artist publishing, moving images and archival practices.

Working with artists, writers, curators and researchers, TOC approaches publishing and exhibition-making as forms of research: ways of bringing images, texts and practices into new relationships.

TOC is a project founded by LesTracesduRéel.org - Paris

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Print

    - 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
30.7/3.12.17

TOC OHM


@Clocktower
Copertino - Italy

free admission with reservation

*This workshop is already concluded. If you are interested in working with our artists to host another workshop with you, please contact us via email*



TOC OHM is a way to visualize a public building, an experiment to make accessible a vertical structure which is inaccessible for some people.
A multisensory performance experienced blind folded using the sense of smell, hearing and touch to perceive the surroundings of the local piazza.

The curatorial workshop is the result of a co-creation with the local community supported by various accessibility experts.
Mark
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