Schedule
30 October: Everything has changed. Nothing has changed. Change is coming. David Olusoga, writing
31 October: On the impossibility of perpetual motion, Kat Lyons, spoken word
1 November: Nothing Begets Nothing, Tjawangwa Dema, writing and audio
2 November: Everything, nothing, and more, Louisa Adjoa Parker, writing
2 November: Contested heritage: statues and public memorialisation, Anna Somner, research podcast
3 November: How We Remember: Memory Studies, Monuments, and Black Lives Matter, Dr Arun Sood, research podcast
4 November: Not Trending Anymore, Beyond Face, performance
5 November: Viral Revolution: re-thinking art in the age of the coronavirus, Manick Govinda, writing
6 November:
Dementia: a change is gonna come,
Professor Sube Banerjee MBE
, research podcast
7 November: Ethno – Constitutionals: A collaboration between Monica-Shanta and Helen Snell, visual arts
8 November: The Museum is a Campfire, George Vasey, writing
9 November:
Gypsies and Travellers: Myths and Realities,
Professor Zoë James
, research podcast
10 November: Drift | Hum, Andy Cluer, spoken word
11 November: The Underside of Time, Laura Denning, film
12 November:
Compassion in the Community,
Dr Alex Cahill
, research podcast
12 November: Down-to-Earth – Live Theatre on a Socially Distant Planet, Daniel Jamieson, writing
13 November: Lighten Up Mate, Kane John Mills, performance
5x5x5 does not shy away from tackling the difficult questions that are bubbling at the surface, and instead seeks to provide insight into issues that have been amplified in the current crisis, including: historical memory, social injustice, the Black Lives Matter movement, and caring for the vulnerable and the marginalised.
