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New Town Culture

My work with New Town Culture has involved delivering workshops on Social Care Away Days; working as a Creative Mentor to a young person with Care experience; participating in interdisciplinary Intervision sessions with social workers and Goldsmiths Social Work department and participating in the podcast Celebration and Ceremony (Making Moments Matter).

 

Supersmashers, South London Gallery

For 2018-19 I was the lead Artist on the Supersmashers Programme at South London Gallery; an art and play project for looked-after children living in Southwark. Over the year we used the body as a structural device to explore new processes, materials and concepts, reflecting on the way a body functions and feels. The final exhibition, Mixing Hands, Mixing Feet (Joints Chasing Sewing Inflating) celebrated some of the work made together and was on show at the South London Gallery’s Fire Station.

 
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Mixing Hands, Mixing Feet (Joints Chasing Sewing Inflating)

Exhibition View, South London Gallery

2019

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Mixing Hands, Mixing Feet (detail)

Exhibition View, South London Gallery

2019

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Mixing Hands, Mixing Feet (detail)

Exhibition View, South London Gallery

2019

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Mixing Hands, Mixing Feet (detail)

Exhibition View, South London Gallery

2019

All Photos: Sam Nightingale

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Digital Video (with sound)

9 minutes (loop)

2019

 

In The Folds, Coram and Foundling Museum

In The Folds was a collaborative project between Coram and The Foundling Museum, as part of the Voices Through Time Programme. Working alongside young people with care experience, inspired by the foundlings’ dormitories and their own bedrooms, the group created a collaborative multi-layered bedspread for the Foundling Hospital bed. Including Aaron Cross, Robyn Hughes, Jake Hartley, Paige Michel and Oliver Jordan, the participants responded to the billet books and the token hidden within its folds, the idea of ‘folding’ dreams and reality as well as bedsheets became key to the group. Exploring textile processes through pattern, drawing and creative writing, each member produced their own sample book. The final bedspread invites interaction, to be opened-up and unfolded to reveal the textile pages from each participant. 

In The Folds (detail) 2022

On permanent display at Coram

 

In The Folds (detail) 2022

On permanent display at Coram