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Welcome to Chelsea Wiki

A database of 2,541 freely usable media files to which anyone can contribute.

This website is an evolving space designed for art, discussion, collaborative practice and shared educational experiences

This site is a wiki which means that the structure and content are extremely fluid and can be generated and edited by anyone. At first all this may seem daunting, but persevere because with increased familiarity it will become an exciting place for you to contribute! It is currently necessary to log-in, in order to edit pages. Please create and account top right of page or, you can log-on as Guest password guest.

Don't worry that you might accidentally delete something or make some calamitous error! - 'everything can be recovered from a page's history' If you want to practice editing the wiki or just want to mess about go to the SandBox. For more information go to Help:Contents

Help

Users

see who's active on this wiki, view their personal pages and send messages

Recent Changes

see where the activity's happening and what's changed since your last visit

Help Guide

get registered, contribute and edit text, upload images, and make pages

Resources

Lectures and Seminars

a series of lectures and Seminars contributing to the process.....

Resources

an ongoing selection of references to help nourish the process.....

Theses and Essays

Read some student theses and essays, or submit your own

Dialogic Archives

Protests against forgetting

A History of Projects

An archive of exciting student projects

Exhibition Archive

Articles on exhibitions attended by Chelsea students

Some Images

Announcements!

Tuesday September 7 2010

THE WIKI PAGE CAN NOW STREAM YOUTUBE AND VIMEO CLIPS

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Upcoming Exhibitions

Exhibitions 2009-10

Upcoming exhibitions.
FLAG - A collective event investigating the role of art and pedagogy. There is an open proposal for anyone to participate to the contributing research.

Reading Group