Alessandra Pomarico
Alessandra Pomarico is a curator of international and multidisciplinary residency programs at the intersection of arts, pedagogy, social issues, nano-politics, and community building. Her practice is based on research and context-based art projects, with a focus on social change. Mobilizing and bridging local institutions, governmental bodies, different communities, artists, cultural actors and activists from the local and international world, Alessandra’s challenges have echoed in life long artistic collaborations, some poetic failures, and great friendships.
Performing the Struggle: Chapter One
Just as the way we perform changes, so should our sense of “voice.” In our everyday lives we speak differently to diverse audiences. We communicate best by choosing that way
Radical Pedagogy is NOT
Part one: To no list Foreword by Alessandra Pomarico (inspired by many). It was a real struggle to define, in a 10 minute text, “the partisan No” that originates and
In The Cracks of Learning (Situating Us)
As a preamble, I’d like to clarify that everything I attempt to contribute in the following text on the subject of pedagogy is a recollection of ideas that have been
Giardino Ammirato: re-imagining public space at the Spring Session of Free Home University
The 2016 Spring Session of Free Home University started with a desire to take care of the public garden adjacent to the Ammirato Culture House, a hub for artistic social
Narratives of Solidarity: Free Home University—Summer 2016
Narratives of Solidarity: From personal stories to a reflection on History for the invention of (our) Shestories The summer session of Free Home University (June 13-July 4, 2016) will explore how
Experiencing Life in Common
Free Home University (FHU) is a pedagogical and artistic experiment created in 2013 in Southern Italy by a local and international group of artists and thinkers. It focuses on generating new