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Saturday 5th July for RecFest: a co-promotion with V22Felicity Mukherjee will be conclude her work for Rational Rec with a presentation of the results from her audience evaluation exercise 'Quantifying Rational Recreation'. For more information visit: www.rationalrec.org.uk |
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'Quantifying Rational Recreation'Felicity Mukherjee has been conducting audience evaluation and research for Rational Rec at the Bethnal Green Working Men's Club and Spitalfields. Click here to see images from the last exercise conducted at the Spitalfields Festival event on 18th March, evaluating the audiences appreciation of contemporary classical music and testing their musical ability.
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'Help me to help you help the world'A market research exercise conducted by Felicity Mukherjee on behalf of the artist Lucy Panesar. Thursday 25th October 2007. Artsadmin, London E1
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'Marketing Madness' Saturday 1st September 2007 Felicity Mukherjee and her team of assistants conducted a new market research exercise for Bonkersfest on Tour at Liberty, a festival in Trafalgar Square on Saturday 1st September from 1-6pm. Click here for more information about how festival goers contributed to the effective marketing of a new psychotherapeutic treatment that assists the process of ‘de-normalisation’. |
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‘The Smoking Suffragettes’ made their first public intervention outside British American Tobacco on Tuesday 19th June 2007. Click here to read an Art Monthly newspiece on the work |
Monday 25th June at 16.45 on Resonance
104.4 FM Saturday
30th June at the Colchester
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City of Transformations Monday 18th June in Camberwell After a brief intervention by ‘The Smoking Suffragettes', I gave a talk about my practice relating to Camberwell the 'City of Transformations', as part of the Camberwell Arts Festival. |
This event was part of the Camberwell Arts Festival June 16 – 24, 2007. The Camberwell Arts Festival is a partnership between artists and art organisations and is initiated by Camberwell Arts, Camberwell College of Arts and South London Gallery. www.camberwellarts.org.uk/festival |
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The Smoking Suffragettes Tuesday 19th June, 1pm ‘The Smoking Suffragettes’ made their first public intervention outside The British American Tobacco Association, Aldwych. |
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Paint White Cup Brown 13-17th June at Artsadmin My 2005 video sketch ‘Paint White Cup Brown’ was part of the Artsadmin Monitor Programme from 13-17th June. www.artsadmin.co.uk |
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Good Vibrations "For one day only, you can take part in an exciting NFHC International Inc. market research exercise and contribute towards developing the marketing strategy for an amazing new electro-therapeutic treatment for hysteria and other female stress related disorders." Click here for documentation from EEC 6th May & Bonkersfest 2nd June 'Good Vibrations' is a live art work commissioned by the East End Collaborations and The Live Art Development Agency, and South London Gallery for Bonkersfest. |
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Corporate
Personae at SPACE Gallery A seminar on corporate social responsibility and the role artists and activists, such as Platform and Alasdair Hopwood’s With, play in “identity correction” and interrogating the activities of big business. Can business ever balance public good with corporate wealth, or does the balance sheet always win? How do corporations use concepts of “healthy”, “normal”, “good for us” to market pharmaceuticals and therapies? How do artists critique and challenge the process of big-business PR? Speakers included Dan Gretton from www.platformlondon.org, Felicity Mukherjee from NFHC International Inc, Alasdair Hopwood from www.withyou.co.uk, social anthropologist David Leitner from Cambridge, and artist Lucy Panesar (me). www.artscatalyst.org and www.scansite.org CLICK HERE for photo documentation or CLICK HERE for video footage |
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Felicity Mukherjee's latest keynote speech on ‘Building Communities’, at the University College for the Creative Arts, Rochester, is now available on podcast from: www.ucreative.ac.uk |
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CIRCA Magazine review of 'Based on a True Story': A seminar on misinformation by artist Niamh Lawlor that took place in Cork on Saturday 27th January 2007 Felicity Mukherjee gave a unique presentation on 'Information in the Corporate Sector' at the seminar before offering valuable insight into NFHC International's radical new '½ Smile' therapy, a market research initiative by NFHC International. Click here to read the Circa review Click here for more information or visit www.basedonatruestory.com |
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