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REIMAGINING JOYA

REIMAGINING JOYA

Name: REIMAGINING JOYA
Start: 2022-09-03T12:00:00+01:00
End: 2022-09-11T18:00:00+01:00
Location: Thames-Side Studios Gallery

CURATORS: Olga Suchanova, Tere Chad, Barbora Slavikova

CSM Alumni bring Joya Residency experiences to the Thamesside Studios Gallery

Dates and Times

Sat 3rd - Sun 11th Sep 2022

12pm - 6pm

OPENING HOURS:
Thu 1 - Sun 11th September 12 - 6pm

EVENTS PROGRAMME

Sat 3 Sep
11 - 16hrs
Photography Walk & Caffenol Developer Workshop
facilitated by Olga Suchanova (£5)

Sun 4 Sep
13 - 15hrs
Anthotype Workshop
facilitated by Olga Suchanova (£5)

Sat 10 Sep
12 - 14hrs
Land-ings Walk
facilitated by Becky Lyon (£5)
14:30 - 16:30hrs
Land Art Workshop
facilitated by Phil Barton (£5)

Sun 11 Sep
13 - 15hrs
Solargraphy Workshop
facilitated by Olga Suchanova (£5)

Greenwich

“Cultural activities in abandoned and denuded places are the key to landscape restoration and combatting climate change” Simon Beckmann, Director of Joya AiR

The body of work selected explore the way we inhabit, survey, feel, and relate to the natural landscape and its living creatures.

Artists: Heather Barnett, Phil Barton, Simon Beckmann, SRG Bennett, Tere Chad, Evil Data Religion, Mariana Heilmann, Maritina Keleri, Silvia Krupinska, Becky Lyon, Amy Starmar, Hannah Scott and Olga Suchanova.

Getting to us

Where to find us

Thames-Side Studios Gallery, Unit 4 Harrington Way, Warspite Rd, London SE18 5NR

By River with Uber Boat by Thames Clippers

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Closest Stations: Woolwich Arsenal DLR | Woolwich Dockyard

By Bus

Closest Bus Stop: Warspite Road

Docu-series: REIMAGINING JOYA

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