| Blood
Relations
Anish Kapoor
Blood
and Ink
A series of activities inspired by the exhibition that
explore sensuality, materiality and storytelling through drawing,
writing, discussion and film.
All events are at Fabrica and are free unless otherwise stated.
Also listed are subject-related Brighton Festival 2009 performances
and talks that you might be interested in.
Narratives
in the Frame
Scheherazade is a formidable storyteller who brings us some of the
world's oldest tales - 1001 Nights. But her own fate is as compelling
as the stories - her life depends on them.
Narratives in the Frame is a series of eight readings, each featuring
a different narrative - modern or traditional - from world literature.
Readers include the renowned science fiction writer Gwyneth Jones,
up-and-coming Brighton rapper Mrisi Makondo-Wills and accomplished
prose writer Maude Casey who launches the series with a talk looking
at the 'frame story' technique used in 1001 Nights with readings
from several classic stories.
Full details of the readings...
Creation
through Repetition
Monday 20 April, 11am-4pm
Workshop with artist Jane Fordham and poet Jackie Wills, more...
Chemistry
of Colour
Wednesday 22 April, 7.30-8.45pm
Slide presentation and discussion with Stig Evans, more...
The
Colour of Pomegranates
Wednesday 29 April, 8.30-10.15pm
Film screening and drawing activity, more...
Regular
gallery events and activities
Second
Sight
Monday 27 April, 2-3.30pm
Booking essential
Led by artist Naomi Kendrick, Second Sight is an exhibition tour
and discussion which explores the exhibition from a multi sensory
perspective.
A regular event, Second Sight is open to all and popular with visually
impaired and blind participants.
Second Sight is a Fabrica/Elephant partnership. www.elephantproject.co.uk
Naomi Kendrick is an artist with a multi sensory
and participatory practice, playing out sensory ideas through drawing,
writing and sculptures.These go on to inform her interactive installations
built out of sculptures, sound scapes, objects and food, that when
juxtaposed, play on the qualities of beauty and disgust.
She also caries out participatory events around her artwork by inviting
people to respond to it, exploring the nature of response, social
interaction and creative processes. Naomi has just completed an
M.A. by Research (through practice) in Manchester and has been facilitating
exhibition tours and workshops for visually impaired and blind participants
across the UK since 2002.
Armchair
Critics
Monday 20 April, 6.30-8.00pm
Polly Carter, in discussion with Karl Broome, Sociology Research
Fellow at Sussex University, more...
Schools and Colleges
Fabrica is the perfect place to bring students of all ages to inspire
and enrich their learning about contemporary art. Find
out more about our School Membership scheme.
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