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Collaborative Futures workshop with Ben and Annabelle Macfadyen
4 December 2015
4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
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If you are working towards sustainability, equality and social change, or simply holding a vision of something you care about, then this hands-on creative workshop is for you.
There are many possible futures. How can we acknowledge both the challenging and the positive ones, and relate to them with creativity and resilience? How do we move towards making the Brighton and Hove we want to see, and what can we learn from each other along the way? In this collaborative workshop we will draw from Joanna Macy’s Active Hope process and use materials to inspire us in an exploration of positive steps we can take forward. Over the two hours, we will assemble a web of ideas across the ONCA gallery, creating connections and giving shape to our visions. Annabelle and Ben are collaborative artists using performance and visual art to build community and engage with themes of social change and sustainability. They both trained as ‘Be the Change’ facilitators and bring their shared passion for creativity and positive change from across generations as mother and son.
This is a FutureRoots/ ARTS Brighton event. https://onca.org.uk/currentprojects/futureroots/
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