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Project Art Works In Residence

From Jessica Courtney Bennett at projectartworks.org
Join Project Art Works as we launch our activation of the ground floor of 12 Claremont in Hastings as a gallery, workshop and event space, and shop. 12 Claremont has been beautifully restored and refurbished by Hastings Commons and will serve as a vibrant hub for creativity, inclusion, and community engagement. Date: Friday 7 November Time: 17.00 – 19.00 Location: 12 Claremont, Hastings, TN34 1HA Project Art Works In Residence is an activation of the space over 7 months between November 2025 and May 2026.

Hello Halo Album Launch

From Jessica Courtney Bennett at projectartworks.org
Join us for the album launch of Hello HaloFriday 14 November 2025Project Art Works, Trinity Hall, Braybrooke Terrace, HastingsDoors: 19:00 | Film: 19:30 Celebrate the release of Hello Halo with a special screening of a documentary about its creation, a full album listening party, and a Q&A. Created by violinist and sound artist Ruby Colley, Hello Halo is a powerful, collaborative work inspired by her brother Paul Colley, who is neurodivergent and non-verbal.

Different Kind

From Jessica Courtney Bennett at projectartworks.org
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Project Art Works Artists to Feature in One-Night-Only Contemporary Showcase at Different Kind, Cirencester For one night only, Different Kind—a concept interior store in the heart of Cirencester—will transform into a contemporary gallery space, presenting original works by neurodivergent artists and makers. Among the featured creatives are artists from Project Art Works, whose work reflects deeply individual practices shaped by unique experiences of the world. Images: Determined, Different Kind, 2025.

RÉSERVATION DE STANDS | SICCAO 2026

From berte at www.festivalsegou.org
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𝗦𝗜𝗖𝗖𝗔𝗢 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲 || 𝗟𝗲𝘀 𝗿𝗲́𝘀𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 𝗱𝗲 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗱𝘀 𝗽𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗦𝗜𝗖𝗖𝗔𝗢 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲 𝘀𝗼𝗻𝘁 𝗼𝗳𝗳𝗶𝗰𝗶𝗲𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗼𝘂𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘁𝗲𝘀 ! Vous souhaitez exposer vos produits ou services au cœur des Industries Culturelles et Créatives (ICC) de l'Afrique de l'Ouest ? Rejoignez-nous à SICCAO 2026, le rendez-vous incontournable des acteurs des Industries Culturelles et Créatives en Afrique de l'Ouest. Boostez votre visibilité, développez votre réseau, et saisissez de nouvelles opportunités ! Attention : nombre de stands limités !

Doctor Who Screening – TV Festival

From Jessica Courtney Bennett at projectartworks.org
Following the success of last year’s Doctor Who at the Electric Palace Cinema, Project Art Works brings you a Doctor Who Cyberman Special with three classic Cyberman episodes plus art installation. These episodes chart the changing face of the Cybermen, from their 1st appearance in 1966, through to the 70s and 2000s! The Tenth Planet – released 1966 (25 minutes) Revenge of the Cybermen – released 1975 (25 minutes) Rise of the Cybermen – released 2006 (45 minutes) This screening, on Saturday 11 October at 14.

October Art Breaks

From Jessica Courtney Bennett at projectartworks.org
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Applications are open for Art Breaks at Project Art Works this October Half Term in Hastings. Art Breaks focuses on children and young people with complex needs, alongside their parents, carers, and siblings. Sessions will take place on Tuesday 28, Wednesday 29 and Thursday 30 October. Each day includes two sessions: 10:30-12:00 and 13:30-15:00. To apply, please complete the form at the link below by Sunday 12 October. Apply here: surveymonkey.

Press Release: Michelle Roberts Shortlisted for Sky Arts Awards

From Jessica Courtney Bennett at projectartworks.org
Press Release Michelle Roberts Shortlisted for Sky Arts Awards Congratulations to Michelle Roberts, who has been shortlisted for the Sky Arts Awards 2025. The nominees were announced today by Sky Arts, and a winner will be announced live on screen on 16 September. Michelle was nominated for the award by Artist Bob & Roberta Smith, who first came across Michelle’s work in the Outside In open call, where he selected Michelle as the winner.

Michelle Roberts short listed for Sky Arts Awards

From Jessica Courtney Bennett at projectartworks.org
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Congratulations to Michelle Roberts, who has been shortlisted for the Sky Arts Awards 2025. The nominees were announced today by Sky Arts, and a winner will be announced at 21.00 on 16 September. Michelle was nominated for the award by Artist Bob & Roberta Smith, who first came across Michelle’s work in the Outside In open call, where he selected Michelle as the winner. The prize was a solo exhibition Michelle Roberts: Red Blue Up which opened at De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill in February 2025.

Aarden in de Polder - Exhibition opening on Saturday, 27 September

From Myvillages at www.ruralschoolofeconomics.info
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Save the date: Exhibition opening on Saturday, 27 September.27 September–16 November 2025 Casco Art Institute: Working for the CommonsLange Nieuwstraat 7, 3512 PA Utrecht Scroll down for public program ⬇ From Casco's website: To land again, to find ground—not only beneath our feet, but within. Where do we truly live? After leaving, drifting, or being pulled away—how do we return? Casco Art Institute: Working for the Commons is pleased to announce its 2025 Autumn artistic program, Rerooting in the Polder, an exhibition by Frisian artist and long-term Casco collaborator Wapke Feenstra.

Summer and early autumn 2025

From Myvillages at www.ruralschoolofeconomics.info
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Aarden in de Polder at Casco Art Institute, UtrechtWith Aarden in de Polder (Rerooting in the Polder) Wapke’s long-standing engagement turns toward the Dutch landscape, offering particular attention to the distinctive form of the polders: flat, low-lying tracts of land (re)claimed from the sea, lakes, or rivers, made agriculturally productive and protected by dikes, and maintained through an intricate network of canals, pumping stations, and drainage systems. Wapke has spent several decades investigating the ecologies of land - its physical, mental, and social dimensions - by tapping into local knowledges and engaging with people and the everyday.

Summer Social

From Jessica Courtney Bennett at projectartworks.org
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The garden at Trinity Hall is complete and has a new nickname by the neighbours, the Magic Garden. Hard work is coming to an end as the transformed car park is now filled with insects and scented plants creating a calm, sensory, green space for our community to enjoy. To celebrate we will be hosting a summer social for our community, neighbours, funders and friends to learn more about the garden and see our exhibition for Coastal Currents.

New Role: Archive & Research Associate

From Jessica Courtney Bennett at projectartworks.org
Project Art Works is recruiting for a new role of Archive & Research Associate. Job description The Project Art Works Archive & Research Associate is a part-time role who will work across two strands: Support the organisation on archiving and storage of artworks, both digitally and physically in our buildings, as well as increasing public access to the archive. Work with the CEO and other members of the team to support the development and delivery of a new research project focussing on creative practice, disability rights, and neurodiversity.

Ketika Gudskul Menjadi Ucuy

From admin at gudskul.art
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Saat Dayu baru berusia tiga tahun, ia belum bisa mengucapkan “Gudskul” dengan jelas, yang keluar dari mulutnya adalah “Ucuy”, pelafalan spontan yang terdengar lucu, namun justru terasa akrab di telinga. Tanpa disadari, sapaan “Ucuy” pun mulai digunakan oleh para anggota Gudskul sebagai sebutan baru untuk “Gudskul” dalam percakapan sehari-hari mereka. Dayu adalah anak dari pasangan Bonit dan Rake. Keluarga kecil ini tinggal tak jauh dari Gudskul. Kedekatan jarak, lingkungan kerja yang fleksibel, serta ketiadaan pengasuh alternatif di rumah membuat Dayu kerap menemani ibunya bekerja.

Carer’s Creative Workshop

From Jessica Courtney Bennett at projectartworks.org
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The Support Collective returned to the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill last week for another Carer’s Creative Workshop, supported by the DLWP’s Learning & Participation Assistant and Artist, Miguel Martin. Fourteen parents and carers enjoyed visiting the exhibitions, particularly taken with the work of Claudia Alarcón, an Indigenous textile artist from the La Puntana community of Wichí people of northern Salta, Argentina. Alarcón leads the Silät collective, an organisation of over one hundred women weavers of different generations from the Alto La Sierra and La Puntana Wichí communities.

14:00 Bola Kan Lagi Yuk!

From admin at gudskul.art
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“14:00 bola kan lagi yuk!” Kalimat ini hampir selalu muncul setiap Kamis pagi di grup WhatsApp Viva Gudskul. Sebuah ajakan singkat sebagai pertanda bahwa hari itu waktunya main bola. Pukul 14.00 siang beberapa teman dari Gudskul bersama warga sekitar berkumpul di lapangan mini soccer DCM A.K.A, yang lokasinya persis di belakang Gudskul. Kegiatan ini sudah berjalan sejak 2021, dan kini menjadi kebiasaan rutin yang menyenangkan di tengah minggu. Sepak bola memang menjadi kegemaran banyak orang, mulai dari nonton bareng, hingga main bareng.

Short Course Juni – Juli 2025

From admin at gudskul.art
Short Course Gudskul adalah program belajar singkat yang menyenangkan yang diadakan oleh Gudskul: Studi Kolektif dan Ekosistem Seni Rupa Kontemporer. Program ini menawarkan berbagai subjek untuk mendalami cara membuat karya seni, dari medium arsip, filem, video, sejarah sampai seni media baru; menulis tentang seni; mengenalkan seni di rumah, membuatkarya komik, jurnalisme musik mengelola ruang kreatif serta topik menarik lainnya dalam ekosistem seni rupa. Setiap kelas difasilitasi oleh seniman, desainer, musisi, sutradara, dan praktisi yang berpengalaman di bidangnya lebih dari sepuluh tahun.

2025 Lammas Land Haystack

From Myvillages at www.ruralschoolofeconomics.info
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In 2025 we are meeting again on Saturday 28th June on the Walthamstow Marshes in east London to be close to the land, honour Lammas and common land, learn how to scythe, find and meet medicinal plants, make hay and a haystack, and generally celebrate late June on this public land, which holds many layers and histories beyond the current public park use. Find all the information about the day ,and how to get there here.

Summer 2025 Newsletter

From Myvillages at www.ruralschoolofeconomics.info
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Rural Relations Writing Club Rural Relations Writing Club is a slow-growing series of writing workshops exploring rural life, memory, and imagination. We gather to write, drawing from memory, imagination, and rural practice. Open to anyone curious about rural storytelling in all its forms—no writing experience needed. Each session centres on a theme: kinship, grief, or harvest. Initiated and organised by Ioana from Seasonal Neighbours in collaboration with Myvillages. Every first Wednesday of the month and 🥣 Dinner includedin Rotterdam Zuid (5 min from Maashaven/Rotterdam)8 spots each session & sign up here: writing.

Unfreeze Your Brain Mini Festival

From Myvillages at www.ruralschoolofeconomics.info
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SAVE THE DATE ! Kathrin from Myvillages and Bianca Orboi – are organising a two-day interdisciplinary, interspecies Mini-Festival UNFREEZE YOUR BRAIN at Alanus University in Alfter near Bonn. The programme has three main strands: art, economy and land, and contributors include Kompost Ensemble, artist and shamanic practitionerAnnabelle Wimmer Bakic; Katharina Reuter, Vorsitzende des Bundesverbands Nachhaltige Wirtschaft e.V.; local author Nadège Kusanika; biodiversity specialis Philipp Unterweger, (Un)Sustainability Speakerin Lavinia Muth, grower and open source specialist Roberto Tinoco and Wapke Feenstra with hey tattoos and a call to de-urbanise our gaze.

In Search of the Inírida Flower

From Más Arte Más Acción at www.masartemasaccion.org
Deep within the heart of the Amazon rainforest, where nature and culture are inseparably linked, blooms the Inírida flower — a symbol of the territory’s richness and vitality. During the COP 16 summit in Cali, this exquisite bloom becomes a beacon of hope, carrying with it the voices and traditions of indigenous communities who have safeguarded these ecosystems for centuries. However, beneath its beauty lies a stark reality: the pressures of unchecked extraction and the urgent need to balance development with conservation.

Super Short Course: Speculative Collective

From admin at gudskul.art
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Speculative CollectiveProgram Super Short Course untuk individu kreatif yang ingin berkolektif dengan metode lumbung. Bagi kalian yang mau punya kolektif baru, jaringan baru, ilmu baru dan kesempatan yang baru, silahkan bergabung di kelas Speculative Collective di Gudskul Short Course. Program 1 bulan nongkrong bareng di malam hari, membentuk kolektif baru dan berkarya bersama mengembangkan potensi artistik masing masing secara kolektif. 8x pertemuan setiap pk. 19.00-21.00 Pertemuan 1 Minggu, 4 mei 2025.

COP16 Biodiversity Conference

From Más Arte Más Acción at www.masartemasaccion.org
Alrededor del Árbol for COP16 Biodiversity Conference, Cali, Colombia, 2024 Earthrise Studio invited Más Arte Más Acción (MAMA) to join them at Project Everyone’s Nature House during the COP16 biodiversity conference in Cali, Colombia. In response, MAMA produced a special version of the circular table installation and soundscape, incorporating contributions from Centro Siembra and the Atrato Guardians. Presented in October 2024 in partnership with Global Witness, the installation highlighted the stories of the Atrato Guardians—14 Indigenous and Afro-Colombian representatives dedicated to defending the rights of the Rio Atrato in Chocó.

20th Edinburgh Art Festival 2024

From Más Arte Más Acción at www.masartemasaccion.org
Around a Tree for the 20th Edinburgh Art Festival, Scotland For the 20th edition of the Edinburgh Art Festival (EAF), Around a Tree brought together ecology, botany, and the arts at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE) from 9th to 25th August 2024. At the heart of the project was a stunning 6-meter diameter circular table—crafted from the timber of a diseased Lebanese Cedar and built around a young Portuguese oak—that served as a hub for activities, accompanied by the evolving soundscape.

XX International Botanical Congress, Madrid

From Más Arte Más Acción at www.masartemasaccion.org
Around a Tree for the XX International Botanical Congress in Madrid 2024 Invited by Dr. Lucia Lohmann in collaboration with the International Association for Plant Taxonomy (IAPT), Around a Tree contributed to the XX International Botanical Congress (IBC) in Madrid, July 2024, to explore the critical role of botanical research in addressing ecological and climate challenges. The focuss was on conducting video interviews with scientists from diverse career stages, geographic origins and ethnic backgrounds, creating an Oral History of Botany that documented career trajectories, assessed changes in the field and highlighted the impacts of climate change and biodiversity loss.

ATBC Kigali, Rwanda

From Más Arte Más Acción at www.masartemasaccion.org
Around a Tree for the 60th Annual meeting of the Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation, Kigali, Rwanda 2024 Dr. Lucia Lohmann, President of the ATBC and member of the Around a Tree team, invited MAMA to participate in the 2024 ATBC meeting in Kigali, Rwanda, to document the vital work of delegates through video interviews. These interviews focused on the impact of climate change on plants, conservation efforts related to their work around the globe and the significance of the ATBC as an international network for tropical biology and conservation.

Irish Plant Science Annual Meeting

From Más Arte Más Acción at www.masartemasaccion.org
Around a Tree for the Irish Plant Science Annual Meeting in Cork 2024 At the 2024 IPSAM meeting, leading international botanist Professor James Richardson of University College Cork played a pivotal role in kick-starting this stage of Around a Tree. Held on June 17-18, the project featured interviews with scientists that explored humanity’s relationship with plants in the face of rapid biodiversity loss. Uniquely, some questions were posed from the perspective of plants, encouraging deeper reflection on ecological interconnections.

Around a Tree: Overview

From Más Arte Más Acción at www.masartemasaccion.org
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Around a Tree: Connecting People and Plants Through Art and Science Originally presented by Más Arte Más Acción for Documenta15 in Kassel, Germany, in 2022, Around a Tree brings together art and science to explore humanity’s connection with trees and plants amidst the climate and biodiversity crises. In 2023, evolutionary biologist Professor James Richardson approached MAMA to see how to creatively address the impact of climate change on plants, during the XX International Botanical Congress (IBC) in Madrid.

Invitation: 24 November Event in Van Abbemuseum

From Myvillages at www.ruralschoolofeconomics.info
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Join us on November 24th, the final day of the Soils exhibition at the Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven, for a special event dedicated to Watching Cow and Landscape (Kijken naar Koe en Landschap). This project explores questions that are not only relevant to farmers, but concern us all, such as solutions for sustainability. We welcome both experts and enthusiasts to look at the soils with us. How can the museum, and especially the art of seeing and watching, help us answer the important questions?

OIL publication: launch and story so far

From Myvillages at www.ruralschoolofeconomics.info
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OIL online launch Thursday 7th November 6-7pm GMT This publication has developed from ‘Oil as far as the eye can see – Energy regimes in the everyday’ a tour curated and guided by Rachel Grant that took place across Aberdeen, as part of Myvillages’ Summer Camp titled ‘Who Has the Energy’, commissioned, produced and held at Scottish Sculpture Workshop in Lumsden, July 2023. Join us for a presentation and discussion with OIL publication author and editor Rachel Grant (Fertile ground, Aberdeen), Sam Trotman (Programme & Partnerships Director Scottish Sculpture Workshop, Lumsden, Aberdeenshire), Kathrin Böhm (Myvillages) and Scott Herrett (Just Transition Organiser for Friends of the Earth Scotland and member of Friends of St.

SOILS at Van Abbemuseum

From Myvillages at www.ruralschoolofeconomics.info
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The Brabant chapter of the Cow and Landscape is part of the SOILS exhibition at the Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven, until 24 November 2024. What place can Dutch rural and more-than-human life be given within contemporary art amid growing demands for agricultural transition? We believe that good coexistence between humans and the more-than-human requires us to recognize how the economy is rooted in local cultures and (natural) environments. The work introduces the conceptual framework rural sociologist Inez Dekker and visual artist Wapke Feenstra developed together for this project as they journey through the Netherlands from autumn 2020 to spring 2024.
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