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Visual Organising Training, led by Migrants in Culture

  • City of Sanctuary Sheffield Sheffield, England, S1 2PD United Kingdom (map)

Co-Hostings: Visual Organising Training

Migrants in Culture & Arts Catalyst

26 June | Time: 17:00 - 19:00 | Venue: City of Sanctuary Sheffield

ABOUT THE SHOW

Co-hostings will open to the public through a programme of workshops taking place at City of Sanctuary Sheffield, in collaboration with Migration Matters Festival. Together with artist Aliaskar Abarkas and the migrant-led design agency Migrants in Culture, we will explore ways of gathering, organising and connecting that do not uniquely rely on verbal expression.

Annoyed at having to speak English all the time? Words not doing it for you? Are you curious about drawing? Migrants In Culture will host a drawing workshop for migrant organisers and migrant culture workers. We’ll share with you some creative experiments to draw, feel and think beyond language (or at least beyond English). 

You don’t need any previous experience of drawing or creative work. We’ll bring all the materials and exercises, just show up and enjoy a collective and imaginative process.

This workshop is open to all, and we encourage people with migrant backgrounds and/or whose mother tongue is not English to join. 

  • Bahbak Hashemi-Nezhad designs across multiple scales, from public spaces to games, objects, and interiors. His work combines anthropology, aesthetics, and play, developing methodologies through real-life projects that actively engage the public in design processes. Hashemi-Nezhad has developed projects, and led masterclasses in the UK and internationally. His collaborations include the Serpentine Galleries, Greater London Authority, Victoria and Albert Museum, Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Shanghai Biennale, and Liverpool Biennial, among others.

    Danielle Rhoda is an illustrator/ animator originally from Poland and currently based working between Manchester and London. Danielle gravitates towards illustrating different people and depicting diversity in a delicate and sensitive but naive way.

    Migrants In Culture is a migrant-led design agency. We resource organisers and artists to build more creative and powerful social movements.We move towards our collective capacity to imagine and to live without borders.practice and engagement as an artist.

EVENT INFO

  • FREE ENTRY

    Please purchase a free ticket via the available ticket links.

  • Doors Open: 16:30

    Running Time: 17:00 - 19:00

  • This event will take place on the ground floor at Gut Level, which is wheelchair accessible.

    The building has an accessible toilet.

    For more information, please visit: https://gutlevel.co.uk/venue-accessibility

  • 18+

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