Critical (Con)fabulations: Freewriting workshop with Sarah Lee and Tokini Fubara
7 December
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Exploring the Lost Species Day theme of ecological loss, this freewriting workshop will be a space for re-membering. Participants are encouraged to bring a totem/object that symbolises a dis/connection from their ecological surroundings (e.g. a feather, a blade of grass, a photo etc). Prompted with excerpts from writers such as Ken Saro Wiwa, Edouard Glissant and Alexis Pauline Gumbs, we will confabulate stories about our totems and connect experiences of disappearing ecologies.
This creative session forms part of Tokini Fubara’s exhibition programme, ibi minji faari, learn more about it here. The workshop will be facilitated by Sarah Naomi Lee.
Cover image is by Jerry Chidi accessed through Climate Visuals.
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