Reflecting on the choreographic potential of geographical thinking, visual artist and filmmaker Sam Williams presents his latest video installation, durational performance, films and the written word.

Friday 06 - Sunday 08 September, 11:00 - 17:00.

Reflecting on the choreographic potential of geographical thinking, visual artist and filmmaker Sam Williams presents his latest video installation, durational performance, films and the written word.

the actual structure is the material  / Latent Commons  / A Fruiting Body

the actual structure is the material
Friday 6 Sept: 6.30pm - 9.30pm (on loop)
Sat 7 and Sun 8 Sept: 11am - 5pm (on loop)
the actual structure is the material is a two-channel, cyclical video installation that acts as a personal and conceptual re-tracing of the relationship between body, site and choreographic archive and is a response to the passing of Rosemary Butcher MBE.  Butcher, celebrated for her radical choreographic practice, was his friend, mentor and collaborator.

Latent Commons performance sharing
with Hollie Miller, Karen Callaghan, Leah Marojevic and Seke Chimutengwende
Fri 6 Sept: 6.30pm - 8:30pm
Sat 7 Sept: 11am - 1pm & 3pm - 5pm
Latent Commons is the umbrella title of a new live performance and moving image research project Williams initiated at the start of 2019.  Informed by the language and systems of archaeological excavations, compost, fungus and non-human relationships, it explores the possibilities of survival and connection in this time of political and environmental precarity.

A Fruiting Body performance sharing
with Jos McKain
Sun 8 Sept: 11am-1pm & 3pm-5pm
Falling under this research project, A Fruiting Body uses movement, text and image to explore unisexual reproduction and cloning seen in the behaviour of certain types of fungus.