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Accelerate Action: Women in Change - at The Foundry, London
Spring 2025
Inspired by this year’s International Women’s Day, ‘Accelerate Action’ presents stories exploring women coming together to initiate action and change within their communities, making their voices heard, both loudly and quietly. Presenting artworks by artists Katy Beinart, Helen Dewhurst, Molly Grad, Arabel Lebrusan, Nasreen Shaikh Jamal al-lail, Sally Sutherland, All Change Arts & Procreate Project, the exhibition presents narratives of women responding to issues of inequality, injustice and transformation. https://www.aplaceforchange.co.uk/event/exhibition-opening-accelerate-action-women-change
The Sheds at Devils Dyke, Sussex
May 2025
Katy will be creating a new installation based on the history of the Cableway that once spanned Devils Dyke as part of an exhbition at The Sheds, near Devils Dyke, a new project space by SMART London. The exhibition will open the first weekend of May 2025 and open each weekend in May. More details to follow soon... https://sculptors.org.uk/artists/whats-on/2025/05/sheds-bel-fire-fayre
Phoenix Art Space Open Studios
16th-18th May
Drop in to visit me at Studio 1N3 as part of the amazing Phoenix Open Studios event.
DISTERRA Network
Katy is taking part in this network and project led by Professor Nichola Khan and Dr Zoha Waseem at the University of Edinburgh. The DISTERRA network will create new international networks of migration, conflict, and environmental crises to construct and debate new research directions across terrains of disappearances. DISTERRA crosses intellectual boundaries by bringing together otherwise disparate academics, artists, and experts, working in this fields, and seeks to develop new transdisciplinary connections across terrains of disappearances. In addition to producing transdisciplinary knowledge, the DISTERRA network will analyse “disappearances” as a specific lens, and use creative and innovative approaches to engage the public and communities about the complex nature of disappearances across diverse migration and forced displacement scenarios. https://terrainsofdisappearances.wordpress.com
Towner Eastbourne Wriggle Room Residency outcome
Katy Beinart and Lydia Hunt have designed and led collaborative, creative sessions every Tuesday during term time, from May 2022-July 2024, working with Willingdon Trees Community Centre and Towner to develop activities for Early Years groups and their carers across Eastbourne, as part of the Wriggle Room residency programme. As a final outcome, the artists have designed a unique map of the South Downs which includes artwork made during sessions, activity ideas and stories. The map is available from Towner Eastbourne and online at https://townereastbourne.org.uk/learn/resources/wriggle-room
Accelerate Action: Women in Change - at The Foundry, London
Spring 2025
Inspired by this year’s International Women’s Day, ‘Accelerate Action’ presents stories exploring women coming together to initiate action and change within their communities, making their voices heard, both loudly and quietly. Presenting artworks by artists Katy Beinart, Helen Dewhurst, Molly Grad, Arabel Lebrusan, Nasreen Shaikh Jamal al-lail, Sally Sutherland, All Change Arts & Procreate Project, the exhibition presents narratives of women responding to issues of inequality, injustice and transformation. https://www.aplaceforchange.co.uk/event/exhibition-opening-accelerate-action-women-change
The Sheds at Devils Dyke, Sussex
May 2025
Katy will be creating a new installation based on the history of the Cableway that once spanned Devils Dyke as part of an exhbition at The Sheds, near Devils Dyke, a new project space by SMART London. The exhibition will open the first weekend of May 2025 and open each weekend in May. More details to follow soon... https://sculptors.org.uk/artists/whats-on/2025/05/sheds-bel-fire-fayre
Phoenix Art Space Open Studios
16th-18th May
Drop in to visit me at Studio 1N3 as part of the amazing Phoenix Open Studios event.
DISTERRA Network
Katy is taking part in this network and project led by Professor Nichola Khan and Dr Zoha Waseem at the University of Edinburgh. The DISTERRA network will create new international networks of migration, conflict, and environmental crises to construct and debate new research directions across terrains of disappearances. DISTERRA crosses intellectual boundaries by bringing together otherwise disparate academics, artists, and experts, working in this fields, and seeks to develop new transdisciplinary connections across terrains of disappearances. In addition to producing transdisciplinary knowledge, the DISTERRA network will analyse “disappearances” as a specific lens, and use creative and innovative approaches to engage the public and communities about the complex nature of disappearances across diverse migration and forced displacement scenarios. https://terrainsofdisappearances.wordpress.com
Towner Eastbourne Wriggle Room Residency outcome
Katy Beinart and Lydia Hunt have designed and led collaborative, creative sessions every Tuesday during term time, from May 2022-July 2024, working with Willingdon Trees Community Centre and Towner to develop activities for Early Years groups and their carers across Eastbourne, as part of the Wriggle Room residency programme. As a final outcome, the artists have designed a unique map of the South Downs which includes artwork made during sessions, activity ideas and stories. The map is available from Towner Eastbourne and online at https://townereastbourne.org.uk/learn/resources/wriggle-room