As part of the Spatial Justice day at the Tate, we will be hosting Prof Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos, whose work is the leading force behind the day’s activities. 
Prof Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos defines spatial justice as the conflict that emerges when one body wants to move into the space of another body. This opens up questions of symbiosis, creative confluence and regeneration, but also issues of power imbalances. The interview will elucidate some of these issues in his work, and the ensuing discussion will attempt at situating ourselves in the ongoing move of regeneration but also displacement of local communities. We hope to explore ideas about the role of developers, art institutions, and artists in dealing with issues of spatial justice and productive ways of reflecting them in their practices.


Saturday 4 March

12 - 4 pm

CLAY WORKSHOP with Shane Waltener
TEA TROLLEY DANCES with Sally Child ( Director of bMoSo Academy of Song & Dance, Founder of The Society for Tea Trolley Dancing);

Helen Morse Palmer : Accredited Tea Trolley Dance Instructor;

Tanztheater Adrian Look (Choreography: Adrian Look. Music composition: Stevon Russel. Dancers: Alessio Cappelli, Morena de Leonardis, Durassie Kiangangu, Songhay Toldon, Haeyeon Lim, Taylor Thompson, Maria Ines Sousa, Daniel Potter and Amy Chambers).

3.30 - 4 pm

TEA and CAKE 

4-6 pm 

SPATIAL JUSTICE with Prof Andreas Philippopoulos-MihalopoulosInterview by Yoriko Otomo followed by a discussion with an invited panel.

The MODEL of the current shopping centre produced in collaboration with Hester Buck will be exhibited.

ALL EVENTS FREE and OPEN TO ALL.