Art Facilitation work from 2007- 2025
See also my work on workshops.
Inspired by artists such as Louise Bourgeois and Andrés Pérez, these events reimagined the “party” as a space for shared authorship and reflection. Projec like Birthday P[art]Y and La Mesa invited participants to exchange objects, stories, and roles, generating temporary communities of empathy and invention. Each occasion became a living artwork — a celebration of togetherness and the subtle politics of how we narrate ourselves.
Community engagement is central to my practice, often taking the form of Performing Parties — participatory events that blur boundaries between performance, ritual, and play. Initiated in Cambridge, these gatherings transformed private and public spaces into sites of co-creation, where participants explored identity, memory, and collective imagination through storytelling, drawing, and improvisation.
CAMBRIDGE DRAWS ITSELF .
Wolfson College, Cambridge University, April 9 2011. 'There is a time for drawing, it's different from talking, no individuated authorship no expectation of skills, just lines coming together!' A collaboration with Sarah Butterfield and Minimal Sound System.
Wolfson College, Cambridge University, April 9 2011. 'There is a time for drawing, it's different from talking, no individuated authorship no expectation of skills, just lines coming together!' A collaboration with Sarah Butterfield and Minimal Sound System.