I’m excited to have be selected as one of the artists-in-residence with Connecting Threads in 2026, along with Savinder Bual. The residencies take place across 8 weeks between July–October and are fully supported opportunities for creative practitioners with socially and environmentally engaged practices to spend time along the River Tweed and respond to its unique ecologies and culture. During the residency, I will be exploring the boggt areas of the river’s source - engaging with the porous boundaries where wetness and land overlap.
Read MoreIn May, I took part in a panel discussion – A Right to Decide: Empowering Children to Shape Cultural Space, the third in a series of three Constellations ° Assemblies, curated by UP Projects, exploring spatial justice and the role that art and artists can play in advocating for more inclusive cities.
The event is available to watch via UP Project’s Website.
Read MoreA new commission for Bartonsham Meadows in Hereford, as part of Arts&Heritage’s Common Lands programme: working alongside Herefordshire Wildlife Trust’s ambitious project to restore the site to a species-rich floodplain meadows.
Read MoreArtists and sisters Katy Beinart and Rebecca Beinart will use their Making Space residency at Fabrica to review their collaborative practice, and specifically ‘Origination’, an ongoing project they began in 2008. Beginning as an investigation into their family history and migrations, growing into a wider project about the materiality, memory, and rituals of migration and diaspora, they have used performance, sculpture, film and other media to explore lost and invisible heritages.
Read MoreAfter Growth is a symposium, a gathering of bodies and minds, but it is also an invitation to construct another future. At its core is the belief that prosperity does not depend on economic growth, and that – in the face of ongoing climate catastrophe – there is an urgent need to find new ways of living within planetary boundaries. Programmed by Theo Reeves-Evison and Canan Batur.
Read MoreKaty and Rebecca Beinart present a new body of research and artwork in-the-making, developed through a process of correspondence over the past six months. This online exhibition features new sculptures, installation, performance and digital works that emerge from their long-term collaboration Origination. Over a ten-day period, they will release elements of the project on the website.
Read MoreThis month I’m beginning a project that will run throughout 2020, as artist in residence at Crow Park in Keswick. I’ll be working with the North Lakes National Trust to run a socially engaged art project as part of Trust New Art. Through the project I’ll work with communities around Crow Park to respond to the site’s history as a picturesque ‘viewing station’, it’s role in struggles for land access and ownership, and to collectively build stories for the future.
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