Temporary Autonomous Zone - designing a flag for the Market Estate Project.

A Proposal

Posted by admin on January 18th, 2010

The proposal put forward by the artwork Temporary Autonomous Zone is to design a flag for the Market Estate Project. This is intended to act as a focal point for political considerations around the project. All participants in the project are invited to get involved in the discussions around this design.

This will begin with a workshop, followed by a party where all the artists involved in the project can meet each other, throughout the evening material will be available for everyone to put forward flag designs. Following on from this event the designs put forward will be developed further and everyone will have the opportunity to vote on what the final option will be.

In the meantime please use this blog as an area to discuss these questions and put forward any initial ideas on the design of our flag.

I therefore propose the flag as:

An embodiment of the Market Estate Temporary Autonomous Zone
A support and validation of our embryonic ‘state’
A futile gesture of solidarity

Comments

RT @princesswales22: Come and sign the petition against corporate chains coming to Primrose Hill, glass of mulled wine too!

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