In-Residence at VARC 2022
May – August 2022: The Library will be at VARC researching legacies and local practitioners in Northumberland and the influence of the rural on women’s creative practice in the region.
Projects are the opportunities we design to continually redefine and expand what the library is; question existing hierarchies of cultural heritage; and grow its collection and resources. This can take the form of residencies, periods of dedicated research or new commissions.
May – August 2022: The Library will be at VARC researching legacies and local practitioners in Northumberland and the influence of the rural on women’s creative practice in the region.
January – May 2021: The Library is in residence researching video and film connected to the University with a focus on the legacy of Tamara Krikorian.
July – December 2021: The Library will be at MIMA learning about creative histories in the region, and connecting with artists and organisations in the Tees Valley.
August – October 2019: A series of collaborative gatherings with artists exploring ways to navigate the library through instruction and collective reading.
May 2019: Never before printed issue of Scarlet Women Newsletter is published in collaboration with editor Penny Remfry.