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The Ignorant Art Schools will be hosting the third in their Practicing Duets public talks series on 7 May at the CCA Goldsmiths.
An evening of moving image on the politics and poetics of water with works by Jonathas de Andrade, Leila Gamaz, Beatriz Santiago Muñoz, Juanita Onzaga and Chris Welsby. The programme will open with a new performance by poet and activist-scholar Nat Raha who will share work from her evolving project, aquasomatics.
This is an afternoon workshop intended to bring poets and visual artists together to learn about ekphrasis and discover new possibilities for collaboration.
Join us to celebrate the CEED Feminisms Bibliography launch, hosted by Biblioteka.
A meet-up for community-organised creative spaces in South East London.
Please join us for a workshop discussing the care, use and display of relics of the saints and consecrated objects in sacred, secular and secularised contexts.
Join an expert panel from the cultural sector as they discuss the challenges and opportunities of curating colonialism and silenced histories.
This seminar will aim to discuss different approaches to curating craft exhibitions to engage audiences.
This event aims to create a multidisciplinary space where artists, researchers, and practitioners working in the area of photography and migration can communicate about their work, experiences and potential future collaborations.
Join us for a talk with artists and researchers Krasimira Butseva and Julian Chehirian, who will expand on the key concerns behind their project The Neighbours (with artist Lilia Topouzova, curator Vasil Vladimirov), currently representing Bulgaria at the 60th Venice Biennale.
Join the British Art Network's Black British Artists Research Group for an afternoon of discussion and exploration around the work of seminal artist Donald Rodney, as part of the exhibition Donald Rodney: Visceral Canker at Spike Island, Bristol.
Join the British Art Network's Black British Artists Research Group for an afternoon of discussion and exploration around the work of artist John Lyons on display in the exhibition John Lyons: Carnivalesque.
