HELPING YOU ACCESS PROPERTY YOU CAN'T AFFORD! REAL REVIEWS OF UNREAL HOMES! ASSET ARREST explores different forms of financialized housing and their impact upon urban and global space, and long-standing communities, as well as the very idea of community. Each episode centres around a viewing of a different property, with a different invited guest, with us acting as potential buyer/renters.
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February 13, 2024
Episode 4 - and the final episode - of ASSET ARREST's mini-series on culture-led housing, made in collaboration with the London Cultural Diversity Lab, takes us to speak to artist Jill Kennedy-McNeill about her experiences living as a property guardian for many years in London. I then speak to artist Sean Roy Parker about his involvement in artist-led co-living project The Field, which is situated on the border between Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire in rural England.
November 27, 2023
Episode 3 of ASSET ARREST's mini-series on culture-led housing looks at Bow Arts in London and their provision of 'affordable' housing for artists, which operates to a property-guardianship framework. I speak to artist Rab Harling (aka Balfron Social Club), an ex-resident of the flats they managed between 2007-14 at the iconic Balfron Tower - a brutalist tower block designed by Erno Goldfinger - in Poplar. He talks about his experience there and his ongoing fight against the artwashing and social cleansing that took place. I then hear from a current resident of the properties they currently manage in an estate in Thamesmead, which are planned for demolition within the next few years. For more information: https://rabharling.com/ https://balfronsocialclub.org/ https://novaramedia.com/2013/08/20/social-cleansing-in-tower-hamlets-interview-with-balfron-tower-evictee/ https://novaramedia.com/2023/08/04/its-a-scandal-how-property-developers-failed-to-sell-a-single-flat-in-balfron-tower/
November 12, 2023
In this episode, I speak to Newcastle-based artist Andrew Wilson, previously a resident of Artist House 45 - a housing project for artists by artist-led organisation East Street Arts in Leeds, which ran between 2015 and 2020. Andrew lived and worked there with his collaborator Toby Lloyd (together they are known as Lloyd-Wilson), where they developed relationships with their immediate neighbours and existing community projects. For more information about Andrew's work visit: https://www.iamandrewwilson.co.uk/
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HELPING YOU ACCESS PROPERTY YOU CAN'T AFFORD!
REAL REVIEWS OF UNREAL HOMES!
ASSET ARREST explores different forms of financialized housing and their impact upon urban and global space, and long-standing communities, as well as the very idea of community. Each episode centres around a viewing of a different property, with a different invited guest, with us acting as potential buyer/renters.
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