Majority Report is a book in progress of non-linear chapters written in prose and spoken word scripts. Set in México and Australia, it tackles notions of bureaucracy, cultural diversity, and self-organising. Following the dysfunctional management of an arts administrator working at an artist run gallery called Registered Charity.
Initially conceived as an institutional critique novel, the book has a total word count of 40,000 in the genre of parafiction. It is structured in chapters of varying lengths. As a script for spoken word monologues, I can deliver Majority Report on stage in a range of contexts, from poetry readings to art galleries. The book is also a repository of parafictional artworks and larger projects, operating as a script for my arts practice.
Fictionalised, warped and distorted with perversity and irony, Majority Report is inspired by my own experience running an incorporated artist run space from 2018-2023 in Naarm Melbourne.
