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“The restless image. A discrepancy between the seen position and the felt position”
– Rose Finn-Kelcey
We are excited to host a workshop on collective knowledge production led by artist Susanne Dietz in collaboration with scientist Prof Anne-Marie Minihane and scholar Dr Silvia Casini.
This workshop draws from Dietz’s ongoing artistic research project on menopause and dementia, exploring how to establish common grounds in an art/science collaboration. Facilitated by Susanne Dietz, participants will explore scientific and academic knowledge through non-scientific interpretation of collage making.
The afternoon will begin with short introductions from scientist Prof Anne-Marie Minihane and scholar Dr Silvia Casini joining virtually via Zoom. Following the presentations, Dietz will share her research and lead a collage workshop. Using cutting and pasting we are trusting our bodies in the room to create collective knowledge and experience.
All materials for the collage workshop will be sourced from the artist’s research materials such as video stills, photographs, text, graphs and references. Participants will cut up, rearrange and newly assemble these materials.
No artistic background or scientific expertise is required—this workshop is designed to be accessible to all who have an interest in the creative exploration of complex topics. Active participation is essential, so come ready to engage in collage making and share your thoughts.
- The event runs from 2pm to 4:30pm with a break.
- Free
- Booking is required
- 15 spaces
Access:
- LUX strives to be as accessible as possible so please contact us if you have any particular access needs by calling us at 020 31412960 or emailing us at [email protected]
- Please note Waterlow Park is on a hill and from Archway there is a steep walk up to Highgate Hill. Some buses run from Archway to Highgate Village.
- Assistance dogs are welcome in all spaces at LUX.
- The LUX building is fully wheelchair accessible and there are wheelchair accessible toilet facilities.
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