A workshop taken by artist Anna Winther which is directly linked to A(r)t Home Zine's first issue 'Food for Thought'.

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Using hand-dyed thread from natural food dyes, the workshop will involve sewing into previous consumed fruit skin. Anna Winther's practice often focuses on performing domestic labour tasks as a way of reconnecting to her heritage. In today's context, we have all been quarantined in our own private spheres or bubbles due to the Covid-19 global pandemic. Anna invites you to participate in this group performance to not only reconnect to the history of the home through domestic labour tasks, but to reconnect with each other through conversation and collective experience during a time of physical distance. 

 

The workshop will be held on zoom at

7pm-8pm

Thursday 5th August 2021

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This performance workshop will be taken by artist Anna Winther and will consist of utilising the sewing kit featured in the A(r)t Home Zine's first issue 'Food for Thought'. If you do not have the copy of the zine and the sewing kit, don't worry! Book your place at least 3 days prior to the event and you will be sent the sewing kit to participate with.

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For further information or if you require any further assistance either prior to or during the event, please do not hesitate to get in touch via any of the contacts below:

Email: arthomezine@gmail.com

Instagram: @arthomezine

Website: www.arthomezine.com

 

Please be aware that the sewing kit includes a sharp sewing needle. 

**Please note that this event is curated by Louise Muriel Burns and is part of a final project towards the MLitt Curatorial Practice course at Glasgow School of Art in conjunction with Glasgow University. For archival and submission purposes, the event will be recorded and photographs from the event will be used. The documentation of the event will not be published and names & faces will be hidden will not be shared with anyone other than the curator of the project**