Invitation to space of memory parts 1 & 2

Dearest Peeps,

I would like to invite you to a 2 part work-in-progress / presentation of findings which culminates a period of research and development into spaces of memory and intimate narratives of the home, how we take our lares with us.

I would value your feedback at these events and your support! I am presenting my findings and process in 2 parts as an introduction to a future work.

Part 1: 64c - is an invitation to witness part of the process as the beginnings of an installation, to be viewed alone
AND IS NEXT WEEK!

Part 2: I can't find you and you've got the things I've left unspoken - is the result of a week long experimentation using material from 64c as a starting point. Please find further details below...

I really hope you can make it.

With best wishes,

Lisa
To book email Lisa: spaceofmemory@gmail.com

1. 64c
Mon 28 May - Fri 1 June, 10am - 6pm
an open studio-turned installation, in an unoccupied flat, to be viewed alone

Appointments are available between 10am and 6pm. You are free to visit for up to an hour

Rendezvous: You will be met outside Clapton rail station in Hackney, E5 and escorted to the flat - which is nearby. Full details will be provided upon booking.


2. I can’t find you and you’ve got the things I’d often leave unspoken
11 and 12 June, 7:30pm

3 performers create a sketch for a performance, an experimentation with material used in 64c, a dialogue with you and katabasis....remembrance and forgetting...in the home...in society at large...versions of the truth...the weight of an individual's life, breath, presence, memories, self

Location: The White Room, People Show Studios, Pollard Row, London E2 6NB

To book email Lisa: spaceofmemory@gmail.com
Please note: numbers are limited to 8 per day for Part 1
Part 2 will run from 7:30pm ending at 9:30pm...you are free to turn up at any time and come and go as you please. RSVP would be helpful - to give us an idea of numbers


Space of Memory concept/direction: Lisa Alexander. Part 1 and Part 2 have involved a collaboration with composer and sound artist Rob Canning.
Part 2 performers: Rebecca Bogue, Robert Cook and Jane Munro



space of memory is supported by Arts Council England and Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation



spaceofmemory@gmail.com
www.spaceofmemory.blogspot.com


The project has included home visits and interviews in London, Liverpool and Glasgow, a story surgery in person and by email, and in the last phase a collaboration with a composer/sound artist and performers