- Venue
- Online - Wysing Arts Centre
- Starts
- Sunday, July 19, 2020
- Ends
- Sunday, August 16, 2020
- Address
- https://www.wysingbroadcasts.art/discover/wysing-open-studios-2020
- Location
- South East England
- Organiser
- Wysing Arts Centre
Bringing together 15 artists over 5 weeks plus the young artists working with Circuit Cambridge, Wysing Open Studios 2020 will showcase online works, panel discussions, live performances and more.
The event on 21 July will be held on Zoom and the events on 22 July, 30 July, 5 August and 12 August will be streamed live on Wysing’s Twitch channel, here.
You can book a space for the events via Eventbrite. Please follow the link below the event. Instructions on how to join the event on Twitch will be emailed to you before the event.
Circuit Virtual Social: Regeneration
With Circuit Cambridge
21 July, 4–5pm
The event is recommended for those aged 16 to 25. Book for free online via Kettle’s Yard and get access to the online event, here.
Studio Artists Panel Discussion (Part 1)
With Damaris Athene, Lawrence Epps and Soheila Sokhanvari.
22 July, 5–6pm
Book your ticket via Eventbrite here.
Dawn performance
With Mae and collaborators.
30 July, from dawn at 4.39am
Book your ticket via Eventbrite here.
Studio Artists Panel Discussion (Part 2)
With Emanuela Cusin, Robert Foster, Bettina Furneé and Lucy Steggals.
5 August, 5–6pm
Book your ticket via Eventbrite here.
Aliaskar Torkaliaskari in Conversation
With Marty Fiati, Travis LaCouter, Bahar Noorizadeh and Lukas Stolz.
12 August, 5–6pm
Book your ticket via Eventbrite here.
You can also visit Wysing Open Studios 2020 in the ‘Explore’ section on our new broadcasting website here, for experimental videos, ongoing research and retrospective showcases from Wysing studio and associate artists.
The artists taking part in Wysing Open Studios 2020 are; Damaris Athene, Aliaskar Torkaliaskari, Elena Cologni, Philip Cornett, Emanuela Cusin, Lawrence Epps, Robert Foster, Bettina Furnée, Naomi Harwin, Penny Klein, Mae, Emma Smith, Soheila Sokhanvari, Lucy Steggals and Caroline Wendling.
More information about each artist’s practice can be found here.
If you have any questions please email [email protected].
