Continuing the Conversation? Home Kulwinder Bajar

Participate in a live workshop discussion about the idea of ‘home’.

This event takes its starting point from the Donald Rodney work My Mother, My Father, My Sister, My Brother (1996-97) in which Rodney’s own skin forms a minuscule house-like structure held together by pins. This tiny sculpture exudes a sense of intimacy and domesticity.

The workshop considers the conflicting fragility and comfort of the concept of home. You are invited to join the discussion, build a house and explore what ‘home’ might mean. The resulting work will form an ongoing installation in the Education Space.

Installation on view from 30 October – 22 November
Thurs: 11am-9pm, Fri: 11am-6pm, Sat; 12-6pm

Bookings
Admission is free. As places are limited we recommend that you reserve a place by phoning 020 7749 1240 or emailing bookings@rivingtonplace.org

This event is presented as part of Continuing the Conversation…
Taking conversation as their theme, the INIvators (Iniva’s youth advisory board) with artist Kulwinder Bajar have programmed a series of events and an installation inspired by the practice of the late Donald Rodney. The project has been designed to consider how conversation can affect us, move us and produce change, as well as to open up the conversations that Donald Rodney’s work continues.