About this Event
For the workshop, participants are invited to bring along an item from their own domestic space that they consider ‘feminine’ - before exploring notions such as (but not limited to) performance without an audience, gendered objects, what fake folklore could be and the root of old wive’s tales. Participants will then make their own folkloric zines and collages throughout the session using archival, kitsch and kitchen materials, for an exhibition alongside participants from Capel Bethel, the National Museum of Wales, University of Oslo and multiple creative sites in Bergen, Norway. All participants will be credited for their involvement.
The workshop, hosted at g39, is part of a workshop series commissioned by the Arts Council of Wales with The Nordic Culture Fund, and is a Northern European Mobility Opportunity (NEMO).
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Weithdy zine a ysgrifennu gyda Hattie Morrison - awdur a artist o Sir Gaerfyrddin.
Ar gyfer y gweithdy yn g39, mae cyfranogwyr yn ddod i’r galeri gyda eitem 'fenywaidd' o'u cartrefi eu hunain, cyn archwilio’r brofiad o perfformio heb gynulleidfa, gender a llên gwerin ffug. Bydd y cyfranogwyr wedyn yn cyfrannu eu zines'a'u collages llên-werin eu hunain yn ystod y sesiwn gan ddefnyddio deunyddiau archifol, 'kitsch' a pethau cegin.
Mae'r gweithdy yn rhan o gyfres o weithdai a gomisiynwyd gan Gyngor Celfyddydau Cymru a Nordic Culture Fund, ac mae'n fenter o fewn rhaglen Northern European Mobility Opportunity (NEMO).
Event venue & nearby stays
G39, Oxford Street, Cardiff, United Kingdom
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