Artist Kitchen Salon Zine. Published by the Institute of International Visual Arts in association with Studio Voltaire, March 2023.
iniva is excited to launch a new publication, The Artist Kitchen Salon Zine.
The Artist Kitchen Salon Zine documents a series of Artist Kitchen Salons which were part of iniva’s recent Research Network programme ‘If Sea is History? – What is Nation?’ This programme reflected on the sea as an archive that connects the body and memory and this publication reflects on the ongoing research of Research Associates’ Safiya Robinson, Holly Graham, Shenece Oretha and Beatrix Pang. It seeks to answer: What is conjured in our memory through food, in gathering together over an evening meal?
This A5 bound zine functions as part cookbook (to be used in your kitchen) and part memoir of notes and reflections to be used as a source of inspiration on nationhood and identity. Alongside contributions from the Research Associates, it also includes a written foreword by Tavian Hunter and Maggie Matić, quotes, archival material, reading lists and recipes from each Artist Kitchen Salon that took place at Studio Voltaire from September 2022 until March 2023.
We have a limited number of printed copies to give away for free on a first come first served basis, but we welcome a donation to support the activities of Stuart Hall Library and iniva’s wider artistic programme. Copies can be collected in person from Stuart Hall Library or ordered via our shop for a donation of £6 which also covers postage & packaging to your door.
This zine was initiated by Safiya Robinson, designed by Hope Cunningham and edited by Niellah Arboine. Published by iniva in association with Studio Voltaire, this publication was made possible through funding from Freelands Foundation.
The digital version will be available here.