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We Almost Didn’t Make It: BSL Tour & Making Session
6 September 2018
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
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Thursday 6 September, 6 – 7pm FREE
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Exhibition tour and making session for D/deaf audiences as part of Beverly Naidus’ installation ‘We Almost Didn’t Make It’.
ONCA’s Director Persephone Pearl will provide a tour of the exhibition, explaining in more detail the themes in Beverly’s work. There will then be the chance to make creative ‘artifacts’ that respond to the installation.
This event will be BSL Interpreted. Places are limited and booking in advance via Eventbrite is advised. If you have any specific access needs please email .
About Beverly Naidus and ‘We Almost Didn’t Make It’
This interactive installation, made with support from the Seattle-based ARTifACTs collective, addresses the uncertainties faced by humanity as climate change and ongoing ecocide and environmental injustice affect many populations around the world.
It explores ways to negotiate the barrage of daily assaults on our psyches by imagining the lives of our descendants and what we might do to improve their lives. Visitors are offered an opportunity to transform painful emotions into fuel for creative activism. They are asked to imagine themselves as ancestors as they walk through a series of curtains to a “portal of possibilities”, and encouraged to create an ‘artifact’ containing a commitment to an action that might help our descendants or future generations not only exist, but thrive. A goal of the installation is to foster more dialogue about ways to move past “dystopic” thinking and support resilient activism, no matter how discouraging things may seem.
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Accessibility
Please contact or 01273 607101 if you have specific access needs, please note the gallery is wheelchair accessible but the toilet is up five stairs. We have hearing assistive technology and our staff have Basic BSL & Deaf Awareness training. For more information about access and facilities at ONCA please click here.
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