Rotterdam-based artist collective Fucking Good Art, together with several partners, is investigating the possibilities and impossibilities of cooperative and self-organized forms of housing in Rotterdam.
What are alternatives to the dominant forms of ownership and the market-driven housing policy at a time when space is becoming increasingly scarce and expensive, and citizens are being pushed out of their homes? What role can art play in this? FGA invites you to look back and ahead.
In the Shared Space of TENT and Kunstinstituut Melly FGA presents an installation and key documents: plans, visions, the Housing Acts from 1901 and 2015, activism, and Jaap Bakema’s fantastic manifesto from 1971, with 64 points for “a wide range of spatial quality” and “joyful-dwelling associations”.
