(Re)Producing Value
7 Conversations at The Museum of Art and Design
In the midst of a global economic crisis, alternative economic narratives gain attention. Can grassroots exchange systems (re) produce values of equity, sustainability, and democracy? What is the human economy? How do we perform alternative economies? What is financial literacy for a convivial economy? With The Museum of Art and Design as its site of dialogue, barter networks OurGoods.org and TradeSchool.coop present
a series of conversations between economic anthropologists and cultural producers. Join us for six free conversations about the history and future of sharing, barter, and exchange.
The Museum of Art and Design
2 Columbus Circle New York, NY 10019
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TradeSchool.coop/newyork
Sun Oct 28 4-6pm Reading Group
Join an informal reading group to think through texts by the economic anthropologists in this series. NOTE: this meeting will take place at Trade School: 2 West 13th Street, NYC (not at the Museum).
Thu Nov 29 7-8:30pm Keith Hart
The human economy: an interdisciplinary approach to the world economic crisis.
Thu Dec 20 7-8:30pm Mary-Beth Raddon
Creative Financial Literacies: Speaking a Local Dialect
Thu Jan 24 7-8:30pm Stephen Gudeman
Measure for Measure: What’s Fair?
Thur Feb 21 7-8:30pm Jason Pine
Qualities of “Economic Performance” in Alternative Economies
Thu Mar 28 7-8:30pm Janet Roitman
Value: Making Economies
Thu Apr 18 7-8:30pm Silvia Federici
Women, Reproduction, and the Construction of Commons
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"Society pays itself in the counterfeit money of its own dreams." -Marcel Mauss
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