YoHa's work involves the use of art as a mode of enquiry into technical objects most recently within the fields of health, war, oceans and death. YoHa’s inquiry is usually populated by an interconnection of technical objects and other kinds of bodies as in a clinic, hospital, battlefield or at sea.
The focus of their enquiry is where the flows of power can be reconfigured by the ambiguity of art, not necessarily to make art but to make use of it within a wider enquiry. Their work has been internationally awarded and part of collections at the Centre Pompidou, Paris and Tate Britain, London and ZKM Karlsruhe, Germany, Manifesta, Italy.
Graham Harwood is Reader in Media Communications and Cultural Studies, Goldsmiths, University of London, where he convenes MA Digital Media, Data Visualisation.
Sleeping with the Dead
Invites people to sleep with the largely unknown remains buried in a mass grave on Canvey Island that were removed from the unconsecrated Bethlem (Bedlam) Burial Ground (active 1569 to 1738) in London (more details to be announced)
Contemporary visual artist exploring possibilities of our beliefs and behaviours.
Explores ways of enabling different forms of communities in relation to site and context.
New collaboration between We Live Here and award-winning photographer Allie Crewe.
The Creek Crawling Collective (CCC) is an outdoor learning collective inviting people to explore and share knowledge about the Thames Estuary's intertidal zone through mud walks, boat journeys, and drifts.
Visual artist and muralist working in drawing, painting, sculpture, spray-painting and mixed-media.
Research and creative practice exploring sculpture and public space.
Transcending the divisions between art, architecture, theatre and social practice.
Community engagement from an experience of queerness and working class culture.
Artist, designer, researcher and creative educator exploring collective experience.
A constellation point for a spectrum of multidisciplinary works calling for radical change.
Challenging creative industry norms whilst uplifting marginalised communities.
Collaboration interrogating the once dominant nightclub culture of Essex.
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