Inviting audiences to foster deeper connections with wellbeing, each other and the natural world through walking, listening, memory and place - through a series of poetry audio tours.
From artists’ film screenings and gallery performances to audio walking trails and a creative, communal gathering at a Michelin-starred restaurant, this year’s events series is nearly upon us.
Join us for a performance unfolding in real time, where queer recovery becomes an act of imagination, resistance and collective future-making, co-produced and performed by people in recovery alongside lead artists Jez Dolan and Alana Lake.
In this two-part event, writer and researcher Alex Herod, joins artist George Grace Gibson to explore how horror can become a creative language for recovery.
Join us to explore recovery as a shared act of moving forward in this exhibition following the project, Walk in My Shoes. At the heart of this experience is Put Your Foot Down II, a large-scale participatory floor-based artwork which will be activated by visitor's footsteps.
Holding Light is a moving and visually striking evening of dance that shines a light on stories of addiction, recovery, resilience, and hope. Presented by Fallen Angels Dance Theatre.
Over food and shared art making we bring together Recoverists, artists, curators, health practitioners, friends and collaborators to, talk, connect and exchange through creative forms of play.
Bringing together, animation, documentary and video art, this screening presents three acclaimed short artist films from the UK and USA for the first time in a shared programme, followed by a Q&A.
A book launch with Dr Zoe Zontou, featuring a live performance by artist Will Dickie on inheritance, privilege and addiction. Hosted and chaired by David Hoyle. An evening of performance, conversation and collective reflection.
Portraits of Recovery champion’s Recoverist voices through the transformational power of art.
