Julia Bardsley / gustaf broms / Rona Lee / Lynn Lu / Lois Weaver

#2: aNALOGUE Abyss iGNITION //  Julia Bardsley

This is not a Data Center. This is a D.A.T.A. Center [Disrupt All The Algorithms] powered by the two aGENTS of iNVOCATION - irregular/contrary knowledge generators.

This work is durational, open to the public between 1 and 5pm, with further performances on Sat 28 and Sun 29 November. This work is durational, open to the public between 1 and 5pm, Bardsley, broms, Lee and Lu's works are ticketed in the same ticket, and you can move between their spaces at your own pace.

gustaf broms

A practice engaged with the exploration of a language beyond tongue, using a body as anchor in a shifting landscape. To explore the ephemeral fragments of Being, between mind and matter.

This work is durational, open to the public between 1 and 5pm, Bardsley, broms, Lee and Lu's works are ticketed in the same ticket, and you can move between their spaces at your own pace.

Rona Lee

This new commission marks a return after more than twenty years to durational work for Lee. Methodically taking apart a set of twenty photo books, ‘The Library of Nations’ and reconfiguring the images contained with them as a means to expose and critically challenge the extractive world order they embody.

This work is durational, open to the public between 1 and 5pm, Bardsley, broms, Lee and Lu's works are ticketed in the same ticket, and you can move between their spaces at your own pace.

Lynn Lu

Lynn Lu is a visual artist whose research-led practice emerges from her interests in context and site specificity, participation and collaboration, and the poetics of absurdity. 

Her current research investigates the figure of the Crone and female ageing to subvert and deepen the ways we collectively understand and experience menopause. She is also learning pole dance to repurpose a craft historically designed for male titillation, for strength-training and acrobatics to combat menopausal ailments like osteoporosis, heart disease, and brain fog, and to explore feminine resilience and sensuality in post-reproductive life.

This work is durational, open to the public between 1 and 5pm, Bardsley, broms, Lee and Lu's works are ticketed in the same ticket, and you can move between their spaces at your own pace.

What's a Chair without a Table // Lois Weaver

I am 76 years old and wondering, ‘Where did everybody go?’. This performance-talk-gathering considers what it means to be alone -at home, on stage, in a crowd and uses commonplace objects like chairs and tables to explore the balance between absence and obsession, between solitude and the need for connection. 

The performance begins at 7pm and lasts approximately 60 minutes.