Themed around masquerade as a way to reclaim and subvert power, this workshop will bring together artists to create sculptures using found materials.
Inspired by the African diasporic tradition of carnival and ephemeral assemblages, this workshop explores masquerade as a way to remedy and release points of colonial tension.
Drawing upon their experience working with ritual reenactment societies (Kambule/Canboulay) in Trinidad & Tobago, and their long-standing practice as a community-facing artist, Jacob V Joyce invites participants to expand on these themes through craft and play.
This event is designed as a space for Black-identifying audiences to experience the workshop together.
To book this workshop, please register your interest here and you’ll receive an email with instructions on how to book your space.
