Exploring the impacts of climate change on Inuit communities, as well as the sensitivities and challenges of showing work from the circumpolar region in the UK.
Join Inuk artist Laakkuluk Williamson as she travels through the British Museum telling the story of Nuliaminik Neqilik (The Flesh of Wives), in collaboration with New Tribe Collective.
A Story, An Invocation, An Opening (2025) was devised from somatic intuitive dance workshops with a group of global majority folks, and brings together family archive footage of Trinidad Carnival, and sonic rhythms from the region to ignite a ghostly presence representative of personal and collective anxieties and transgenerational trauma. Rhiana Bonterre will lead an expanded screening of the film, together with its extended soundtrack, inviting audiences to respond to its invocations through intuitive movement and dance.
I Am Awake is an immersive soundscape performance featuring text and vocals by Anju M Kasturiraj and sound accompaniment by F. Dobrota. Audience members are invited to shape the sonic architecture through humming, collective reading, and quiet invocations. Dream journal entries tracing recurring visits to haunted houses and ancestral atopos are read aloud, looped, and layered into new forms. The work unfolds as a meditation on the elusive spectre of love, through its echoes and continuous transformations.
Gem Bryant will lead a participatory workshop exploring automatic writing as a method for generating visual poetry. Through guided prompts and reflective exercises, participants will produce fragments of text drawn from memory, intuition, and spontaneous thought. These materials become the starting point for creating visual poems using simple drawing and mark-making tools.
Join us for a special poetry evening curated by Queer Poetry Collective
Join us for a special Reading Group with Victoria Cantons
