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artist in residence
forthcoming 2023 exhibitions:
un:mute at The shard, london > May 22nd 2023 all exhibition images here
un:mute at peopling the palace(s) festival, queen mary university, london
un:mute at Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Festival, Warwick Business School, University of Warwick. The artwork sits in a non-art place of the Business Lounge, temporarily liberating that space into new negotiation – it makes space a question
un:mute at Coventry City of Culture event, the criterion theatre, as part of the Amazing Women Festival
un:mute at university of york, once again The artwork sits in a non-art place, temporarily liberating that space into new negotiation and making space a question
un:mute at HM PRISON ASKHAM GRANGE
This is a living exhibition of work in progress, as artist-in-residence for the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) funded project ‘Clean Break: Women, Theatre, Organisation and The Criminal Justice System’. The umbrella title for the research and public engagement activities coming from this project is Women/Theatre/Justice (wtj). wtj is interdisciplinary and led by academics in theatre and performance studies and work and employment relations, in partnership with Clean Break theatre company.
'...'SEE THE WORD' AND CREATE A REALITY FOR THE SCENE.'
viola spolin, innovator in 20th C. theatre
The project's conversations and findings present data where all kinds of voice are seen to be integral to making change. The way WTJ and Clean Break work has allowed me to identify different registers of these voices and join spatial realms that travel back and forth between the individual and communal, each entwined in the real and imagined.Spoken, written and semiotic language has grown into the work to at times directly state intent. Other uses reflect a deeper mode of thought where image and text interweave to more subtly share the authorial voice.
these responses then are an extension of the project, a tool to inform other people’s awareness of the research. Link to my WTJ gallery.
this site will see pieces come or go or re-worked throughout the residency.
