Time:
Friday 30 Aug 18:30
Saturday 31 Aug 14:00, 18:00
Sunday 1 Sep 17:00
Artist: University of Hull
Location: Pier St Pop-up Space
Location Number: 16
Genre: Talks
We have teamed up with criminologists at the University of Hull to find out whether the work we present at Freedom alters how you think about social issues.
Join us across the weekend for a series of Freedom Talks where a guest panel made up of our artists, criminologists and guest speakers will discuss some of the work you’ve seen during the festival and the themes that they address. We want you to take part in the conversation about what our work means to you and your contributions will feed into research for future art projects. To start off the weekend, Ella Dorton will discuss Tarred with the same Brush on Friday at 6.30pm from her exhibition space at Pier Street.
If you want to register your interest in our sessions, please sign up via the link below. Times above are subject to change.
If you’ve seen Tarred With The Same Brush and would like to meet the creative mind behind it, then join us at 6:30pm in the pop-up gallery on Pier Street where the artist and co-creators will be joined by criminologists from the University of Hull to engage you in a conversation about the social issues the artists are looking at. Why not come along, hear what they have to say and share your thoughts?
Have you just experienced Public Trust and would like to tell us more about your experience? Our partners from the University of Hull would love to engage you in a conversation about the social issues the artists are looking at. They will be in Queen Victoria Square from 2pm-3pm Why not come along, hear what they have to say and share your thoughts?
If you’ve just seen the performance Code and you’re keen to meet the creative minds behind it, join us at 6pm in the pop-up gallery on Pier Street where the artists and co-creators will be joined by criminologists from the University of Hull to engage you in a conversation about the social issues the artists are looking at. Why not come along, hear what they have to say and share your thoughts?
If you’ve just seen Zwermers local Pan~// Catwalk with our very own HEY! Volunteers and would like to meet the creative minds behind it and ask the cast about their experience, then join us at 5pm in Queen Vic Square just after their last show and meet the artists and co-creators who will be joined by criminologists from the University of Hull to engage you in a conversation about the social issues the artists are looking at. Why not come along, hear what they have to say and share your thoughts…..
Times above may be subject to change. We will announce on socials and at our info point of any time or location changes.
Register NowResearchers from the University will be at the festival, asking you to complete this survey. There will be a prize draw for one lucky person, and you can enter the draw by adding your email at the end of the survey.
Even if you can’t join us for the talks, you can also fill in the survey here if you’re 16 or over and have already been to the festival. Follow the link below to take part in the survey.
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