A Creative Assembly
An informal gathering using The (African) Kitchen Stool to explore intersections of material culture, spatial thinking, and creative practice.
A Creative Assembly
An informal gathering using The (African) Kitchen Stool to explore intersections of material culture, spatial thinking, and creative practice.
Thursday 18th June
18:00 - 21:00
A discussion grounded in BFA’s MA Research Project, spanning recent work in London and Accra and future ambitions in creative and making practices. Panellists will reflect on how this research connects to their work, opening up dialogue across disciplines. Framed around this year’s theme of belonging, the event invites attendees to sit together on equal footing, questioning formal speaker-audience structures and drawing on diasporic, non-Western ways of gathering. With a delicious spread by an invited chef, South African wines, and live creative performances.
Location
Roca London Gallery
Station Court,
Townmead Rd,
London SW6 2PY,
United Kingdom
SW6 2PY
Nearest station:
Imperial Wharf overground
Accessible toilet
Baby changing facility
Level access, with no/automatic doors
Refreshments available
Quiet space (inside)
The Roca London Gallery is step-free and fully accessible at ground level, with wide entrance doors suitable for wheelchair access. The main event space is open-plan, allowing for easy navigation throughout the gallery.
Seating for the performance will be provided; however, this may be a mix of fixed and flexible arrangements depending on the event setup.
There is no on-site parking available. The gallery is well connected by public transport, and step-free access is available at nearby stations. Limited street parking may be available locally.
The Roca team will be present throughout the event to support visitors and ensure a safe and comfortable experience for all.
£12.00 Standard ticket price
Concessions (50% off) for BFA Members.
Concessions (30% off) rate on request.
Angela Ford
Interdisciplinary Designer, Researcher and Educator , Studio Raw Origins
Bisila Noha
Artist, Researcher and Writer
Mpho Matsipa
Independent curator, Design Theorist and Scholar
Organisers
Black Females In Architecture
Roca London Gallery
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