Graves and Herrera-Prats present a talk on the roles of consensus and agonism in collaborative practice. They will discuss the histo- ry of Camel Collective and its interest in theater and pedagogy.

Camel Collective is the name under which Anthony Graves, Carla Her- rera-Prats have collaborated since 2005. The group works through processes of archival research, dramaturgy, printmaking, painting and photography, focusing on the problematics of labor, pedagogy, the- ater, and collectivity. Camel’s recent exhibitions and performances include The Second World Congress of Free Artists at Casa del Lago, Mexico City (2013), Una Obra Para Dos Pinturas at the Trienal Poli/ Gráfica de San Juan (2012), A Facility Based on Change at the Massa- chusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, MassMoCA (2011), and Howls for Bologna at Overgaden Institut for Samtidskunst (2010).