Finding Power
26 March - 17 July 2020
A season exploring new possibilities for power and voice—in isolation.
Our original Finding Power season centred the voices of people speaking up, challenging and reimagining established power structures. In a time that sees us occupying a uniquely isolated landscape, we are working with our season contributors to bring you an online programme.
Finding Power in Isolation is a season direct from writers, artists and activists whose voices are now more important than ever. The programme launched with If I Feel Lonely Maybe U Do 2?, a live online performance from Travis Alabanza and Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley and is evolving week-by-week in tandem with our own collective experiences.
Join us for a vital online session with Liv Wynter on pooling resources and mapping out care during lockdown and a live streamed gig of solo performances from punx of colour hosted by Decolonise Fest. We’ll also be presenting podcasts from Suzanne Alleyne and Talia Randall, co-commissioned articles from gal-dem and Skin Deep, future facing writing resources from The Literary Consultancy,a 4-week Science Fiction as Activism course with Ama Josephine Budge and a vital online conversation on language and power with English PEN.
Stay tuned our social media pages to keep up to date.
This Season is generously supported by Arts Council England and Fritt Ord. Visual identity by Soofiya.
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Soofiya
Visual Artist
Soofiya is a visual artist and design educator. Their design practice centres around illustration, visual identity and book design, with most clients tending to be in the arts, cultural and activist sector. Soofiya's art practice and writings aim to articulate a commentary on gender, race, politics and bodies through a DIY and therapeutically informed approach. Soofiya speaks, teaches and facilitates workshops across the UK in museums, galleries, schools and universities and is a regular lecturer at Ravensbourne. Soofiya's writing has been in a handful of books, including Can We All Be Feminists published internationally as well as independent magazines and newspapers both online and in print.
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