Our co-director Rosie Crane Eckmire will be joined by Lateisha Davine Lovelace-Hanson who will curate a brunch menu. This will be shared a week before the event. You’re also welcome to bring your own snacks. Tea and coffee will be provided and dietary needs accommodated. Sessions will include the opportunity to get to know one another as well as sharing your work.
Participants will only be able to show work once per year. To ensure dietary needs are accommodated there will be no drop-in spaces available. If you need support with signing up, please get in touch or drop-by Turf and we can book you in!
Spots will be limited to 8 bookable spaces per session, with 3 artists sharing work.
This event is part of Tending, Turf’s spring programme, growing from seeds planted during At the Meadow’s Edge. Tending returns to the question of how we notice, care and be in kinship with each other and our environment.
Image Credit: Kes Gill-Martin
Lateisha Davine Lovelace-Hanson (they/she) is an interdisciplinary artist & embodied social justice practitioner of Jamaican heritage. Rooted in Black queer disability justice ecological feminisms, Lateisha’s work meditates on life-sustaining practices. She is a published author who has recently released her book the heart is a holding with burning eye books.
Turf aims to be a space where all are welcomed & respected. We ask all attendees to align with this spirit when booking and support us in creating a welcoming & collaborative atmosphere together. We ask that everyone is;
