Co-Creation


I’ve moved within co-created spaces throughout my adult life -
in D.I.Y spaces, temporary autonomous zones, festivals, clown collectives,
theatre collaborations, peoples kitchens, community centres,
in care work and activist projects.

These experiences are intrinsic to the way I perceive the world and work with others. 
I’m currently involved in these creative collectives:



Balm & Tonic Fooling Collective (2023 - now)
A peer led soft play space for fools.

Some influences and shared languages that current group members have in common include: Holly Stoppit (fooling & therapeutic clowning), Franki Anderson (fooling) and mindfulness.



After School Art Club (2023 - now)
A peer led art collective informed and structured along collaborative, co-operative and collective principles.

The group is formed with alumni of the course: 
Art + Critique: Critical & Contextual Studies in Art Practice
-  facilitated by Sophia  Kosmaoglou


Image: A co-operative art school?
by Sophia Kosmaoglou

The Cube Microplex D.I.Y Art Space (2018 - now)

The Cube is an independent, volunteer run arts venue/social project/adult creche in Bristol.
Presenting music, cabaret, discussions, amateur film-makers nights, children's events,
performance art, comedy, film and other events that can't easily be categorized.


Previous collectives I’ve worked with include:

School of the Damned Alternative MA: Class of 22 - 24
Set up as an artist-led free postgraduate programme in London with 14 participants 10 years ago, School of the Damned morphed into a freewheeling hybrid of online and in person meetings, chats, workshops and exhibitions, with 50+ people
taking part in the 22-24 cohort across the UK.

With a mixture of people working in art, film, performance, publishing and fashion, the school focuses on collaboration and consensus decision-making and each incoming year the cohort designs the school anew.



Creative Play Group (2018)
A collective of performers running weekly co-created clown workshops for 1 year.

 
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