It’s the final month of our Breaking Bread: Non-Linear Time series, and we’re so excited to announce that tickets are on sale for the final workshop facilitated by playwright and screenwriter @hshurysmith
Throughout, participants will be invited to engage in writing exercises engaging with these Afrofuturist ideas, and hopefully giving creative inspiration for your own explorations beyond the workshop.
Both excited and sad to say we are now halfway through our Breaking Bread: Non-Linear Time series as tickets are now on sale for the 3rd (of 4) workshop in the series, which will be hosted by @thomasaquilina !
Join us at 1pm for a meet, greet and eat inside the Candid Arts Cafe, then head down with us to the Basement Gallery at 2pm for a 2-hour workshop.
Tickets are free, but we ask that you reserve yours via the eventbrite link in bio so that we know what numbers to expect.
Interested? Book tickets via the Eventbrite link in bio ^^
Tix are free, but we ask that you reserve in advance so that we know what numbers to expect.
Please feel free to dm us any questions about the event or drop us an email at [email protected]
📣 ANNOUNCEMENT TIME 📣
Tix are now live for Breaking Bread: Non-Linear Time 002 with writer, workshop facilitator and co-founder of the Say It Back poetry collective Affly Johnson!
Join Bread London at 1pm for a meet, greet and eat inside the Candid Arts Cafe, then head down with us to the Basement Gallery at 2pm for a 2-hour workshop.
As a collective, we’re always inspired by Suchitra’s work - indeed, the idea that a “collective of entities” can self-organise “to give you a very different behaviour” is at the heart of our goal to find ways to collectively, as opposed to individually, create art.
The idea that “you cannot anticipate what type of emergent phenomena is going to occur until you look” also aligns with a decolonial storytelling framework - what structures can we use to tell our stories that honour their shape, as opposed to bending them entirely out of shape?