current projects
Upcoming Projects/Appearances
I'm honoured to announce that I will be acting as Theatre Deli's Guest Curator alongside Jane Gauntlett from February 2020-2021!
Keynote Speaker at Knowbotiq: thulhu thu thu, before the sun harms you
I'm honoured to be the keynote speaker at thulhu thu thu, before the sun harms you, a series of movements hosted by Timespan considering the necropolitical landscape of the Flow Country, an ostensibly natural territory composed from a subterranean molecular system which circulates decay and energy across geological epochs.
31 February, Timespan, Helmsdale Scottish Highlands
From Feb - April 2020 I will be based in Accra, Ghana for my PhD research into Intimate Ecologies.
New Work Commission: Other Futures Festival, Amsterdam
I will be installing a new work at Other Futures Festival, a multidisciplinary festival of speculative fiction from all over the world. The second edition in April 2020 will focus on the relation between humans and non-humans and the question how to create multispecies communities.
April 10-12, Amsterdam
Science Fiction As Activism: Speculative Writing Course
As part of Free Word's Finding Power Season, I'm delighted to be leading an eight week science fiction writing course from April - June 2020. Course dates released soon, available on a sliding scale - watch this space!
April - June, Free Word, London
Lead Artist: Myco-Lective with Feral Practice & Chisenhale Studios
Myco-Lective takes its inspiration from human & nonhuman models of
education and mutual aid, especially the mycorrhizal networks of the forest, where established trees share nourishment with shaded neighbours via under-soil webs of fungal mycelium. Working with 6 artists selected through an open call, the curator & lead artist will lead the development of new ideas & skills, while actively nurturing the
increasing autonomy & collectivity of participants over a 12 month period.
May 2020-2021, London
Queer Ecologies
Three interlinked artist residencies led by Linden Katherine McMahon, Hari Byles and Ama Josephine Budge at Bethnal Green Nature Reserve will explore queer ecologies. Through a series of events, collaborations and new writing, we will creatively engage with the queerness of nature, paying particular attention to how queer people can connect and collaborate with non-human beings to create new stories and new futures.
May - September, The Nature Reserve, Bethnal Green
Nottingham Contemporary: Listening As Critique
The third instalment of the symposia series Sonic Continuum, Nottingham Contemporary's long-term research strand investigating practices of world-making through sound and social architectures of time.
26-28 June, Nottingham Contemporary