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Violent Bodies

24 February @ 11:00 - 25 February @ 18:00

5£ – 13£

Violent Bodies

Femanifesto

Exhibition, Workshop & Performances

As inhabitants of the world, we are part of an interconnected system.

We influence the people, places and entities around us in discreet and obvious ways, and ultimately disrupt each other’s lives.

This exhibit will expand this moment of inevitable disruption, and explore its impact on our bodies and our sense of self.

Through VIOLENT BODIES, we will examine our web of relationships through the lens of a single, violent, moment. Here, we do not use the term ‘violent’ to refer directly to brutality, physical hurt or pain, but rather to highlight the intensity of these connections and these shared moments that we often do not want or summon but that happen regardless.

VIOLENT BODIES is therefore an investigation on the topic of trust, both towards other bodies as well as our own. 

The exhibition will feature interactive artworks, workshops, talks and performances. See the full programme below!

Femanifesto

Femanifesto is an open-source collective for emerging interdisciplinary artists, performers and more. As a radical platform, we host live events and exhibitions exploring vital topics through a feminist lens.

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Exhibiting Artists
Lauren McNicoll, Daphne Ting-Yu Chu & Teng Xue, Kyia Kulczycki Binnall, Ian Douglass, Xianyi Zhang, Bee Nichols, Olivia Eggleston, Rosina Godwin, Julieta Tetelbaum, Tair Almor. Jesse May Fisher, L J Furner, Sophie Ansell, Devika Bilimoria, Elf Wanrong Zhu, Lara Levy, Farzaneh Ghadyanloo, Sarah Strachan, Kerry Collison, Yuanfan Yu, Reuben Jacob & Éléonore D’Hauterives & Krishna Bhat & Alice Ponchaux, Maïté Seimetz, Sarmad Suhail, Tanvi Ranjan, Nadia Magda Abatorab-Manikowska, Roslim Dew, Marianne Barthélemy, Luis Cascales & Chiara Martina Halter & Victor CALVI

FULL PROGRAMME

SATURDAY
12pm • Gallery Opening
2pm – 5pm • Workshop – Divine Intervention
5pm • Performance – Unnamed Shadows
5:30pm • Poetry Reading – bucks, 2004
6pm • DJ Sets commence
6pm • Performance – Roslim Dew
6:45pm • Femanifesto Introduction
7pm • Short Film Screening
8pm • Performance – Cowllerina
8:30pm • Performance – Active Matter
9:15pm • Performance – SE25000

SUNDAY
12pm • Gallery Opening
2pm – 5pm • Workshop – Queering Clay Artist Q&A – Tanvi Ranjan
5:30pm • Workshop – Tuning Meditation

 

Accessibility

Ugly Duck’s ground floors HUB and GARAGE are both wheelchair accessible. The access route for wheelchair users is via the car park into the Garage. We have one  accessible toilet. All toilets are gender neutral. There are benches and chairs accessible in the space to sit down. If you need us to help facilitate your visit to Ugly Duck please contact us at general@uglyduck.org.uk and we will do our best to help you to plan your visit. Ugly Duck is run by queer and queer “friendly” staff. All of us have basic training in inclusivity and accessibility.


Age restriction: 16+

Terms & Conditions


  • Tickets are non-refundable.
  • The live performances demonstrate explicit content drawing on different lifestyles, belief, and especially expressions of gender and sexuality.
  • Content may not be suitable for a general audience and unsuitable for the young. Parents are advised to make an informed choice for their children.
  • Attendance at the event is at your discretion. Behaviour that disrupts, endangers or disrespects other attendees and performers will not be tolerated and you will be asked to leave.

Details

Start:
24 February @ 11:00
End:
25 February @ 18:00
Cost:
5£ – 13£
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Venue

Hub / Garage
49 Tanner Street
London, SE1 3PL United Kingdom
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Ugly Duck’s ground floors HUB and GARAGE are both fully accessible. The access route for wheelchair users is via the car park into the Garage. We have one fully accessible toilet. All toilets are gender neutral. There are benches and chairs accessible in the space to sit down. If you need us to help facilitate your visit to Ugly Duck please contact us at general@uglyduck.org.uk and we will do our best to help you to plan your visit. Ugly Duck is run by queer and queer “friendly” staff. All of us have basic training in inclusivity and accessibility.
MISSION

Ugly Duck is a London based arts organisation that supports under-represented voices and emerging artists. 

Established in August 2012, their programme enables makers, community groups, professionals and the public to come together around unique cultural experiences and curated events.

Registered company: 08172025
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