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Lloyd Davis becomes a social artist in collaboration

By David Wilcox ⋅ January 22, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment

I’m so pleased to see that Lloyd Davis of Tuttle Club fame will be working at the Centre for Creative Collaboration, and doubly pleased that he is being called Social Artist in Residence. It’s a terms I first heard from Etienne Wenger a year or so back, applied to people “who can create a space where people can find their own sense of learning citizenship”. Lovely term, for a lovely guy. Now … anyone like a social reporter in residence?

Update: Tessy Britton asks: Do social artists need patronage?

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  1. Hi David

    Thanks for your interview with Lloyd and reporting on ‘Social Artistry’.

    I’ve written about it and posted an Audioboo which has more information on the project here: http://bit.ly/7PzPO8

    Kind regards

    Brian

    Posted by Brian Condon | January 26, 2010, 12:32 am

  2. Thanks Brian – I see from the post that you are hosting Tuttle on Feb 5. Presuming that’s at the Centre at 16 Acton Street, Camden. As usual just search #tuttle on Twitter to check, I guess.

    Posted by David Wilcox | January 26, 2010, 2:03 pm

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