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Image: 'WOODS' by Clarice Lima.
IBT Wildness is a new weekender of live art and performance produced by Bristol’s In Between Time founded by artist Helen Cole in 2001. In Between Time has been attracting audiences, artists and visitors to Bristol ever since from all over the UK and beyond and has now created its first-ever midsummer weekend programme.
Feminist Futures is a new project, supported by Perform Europe and eight organisations across Europe, which looks to create anti-racist and intersectional performance contexts. Feminist Futures is a cross-Europe collaborative project which reimagines the way that artistic work is made, supported, and presented.
Image: 'devotion - seduction', work by Joseph Morgan Schofield, 2020. Photo by Fenia Kotsopoulou
FUTURERITUAL is an artist-led curatorial project which explores the connections between ritual, queer culture, and performance art. Since the emergence of performance art as an artistic medium, the practice has been entangled with ritual.
Image of Valerie Renay
For the most versatile and tenacious performers, exploring the plethora of personalities, environments and mediums that make art such a connective and predictive platform is like secretly slipping into a new pair of shoes and skipping through a mortal kaleidoscope - seeing which intoxicating reflection you end up breaking them in first.
Image: Kristian Brodie, co-founder and host of OneTrackMinds
What’s the one song that changed your life? OneTrackMinds, returning on 30 June, celebrates the songs that have been on repeat in people’s brains for decades.
Image: Victoria Willing, writer of SAD
Image: 'Showwomen'. L-R: Fancy Chance, Marisa, Lucifire, Livia, photographed by Sarah Hickson.
Image: Lupini (Heavy Texture), performing at Equinox
Spring conjures thoughts of vitality and change - aspects of life many of us are craving more than ever right now.
As the challenges of the past few years feel as if they might finally be dissipating, there’s mental space for us to move on with our lives and enjoy socialising, creating and getting stuck back into the arts properly again, hopefully without any more interruptions.
