Over the course of two days, the festival’s artistic program will be accompanied by a series of lectures and discussions. We’ll begin by looking at a possible future and exploring what a “post-work” society might look like—a world, basically, where work is organized very differently and no longer forms the center of our identity and social organization. 

On the second day, we will discuss the realities of our current working world under capitalism, contemporary class society, and the divisions that wage labor brings with it—as well as the potential of resistant laziness and some unexpected alliances. 

The full program will be published here on May 20.