Sonic Sermons: Performing Archives

Participants are invited to mutate personal archives into assemblage performance objects. Through writing, body mapping, and sculptural practices, the workshop explores grief, rage, and ambivalence as generative forces. Grounded in decolonial feminist approaches, it culminates in a collaborative performance shaped by the unruly, the erased and collective experimentation

Dates and Times

Wed 30 September
Thu 1 October

Tickets

£5 per session
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Location

Studio 5, London Performance Studios
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Access

The workshops takes place in Studio 5, which is located on the ground floor with step-free access and has an accessible toilet. All toilets are gender-neutral.

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About

Joyce Treasure is an award winning multidisciplinary artist and independent researcher whose work includes performance, painting, video, costume, speculative writing, and installation. Her recent study, Poiesis of Weathering, focuses on her method, cartography of harm, developed through documenting erasure, as an adaptive strategy for working with the discomfort and historical layering.

Horizontal Practices is a strand of LPS programming dedicated to promoting peer-to-peer learning and non-hierarchical spaces for conversation. These take form as discursive events, professional training and curated guest workshops.

Horizontal Practices responds to the need for and importance of space for experimental modes of exchange that sit outside the context of institutional ‘education’ frameworks. As with the rest of the LPS programme, queer and feminist practices and those which sit in-between visual art and theatre are at the core of Horizontal Practices.