Feed at The Harris
As part of its UK tour, Feeding Chair will be exhibited at The Harris in Preston, accompanied by a programme of free events exploring motherhood, feeding and care.
The Feeding Chair is in Liverpool!
The Feeding Chair, a collaborative artwork claiming space for people feeding and caring for babies, is now on display in the Fine Art Gallery at the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool. The chair accompanies Gender Stories , an exhibition exploring gender and its expression across time and place through fine art, photography, personal stories and museum objects.
Milk Report at Reel to Real Cinema
Milk Report the Film will be shown at the Reel to Real Cinema, Dumfries, followed by an online Q & A with artists Conway and Young.
Fri 6th Feb, 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm. Babies and children welcome.
Reel to Real Cinema is a monthly film space in the Stove Café, featuring an eclectic mixture of conversational films – from artist made shorts to feature length documentaries, locally made to international cinema. A space for discussion and thought-provoking films.
The Stove Café will be open from 5.30pm – 6:45pm with a special pre-film dinner option alongside hot drinks and cakes.
The Milky Way event: Jessica Ramm and Helen de Main in conversation
Sunday 30 November, 11am–12.30pm
Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA), Glasgow
Free tickets here
Join us for this special event where artists Jessica Ramm and Helen de Main will discuss Jessica’s current exhibition, 'Hard Edges Soft Layers', commissioned as part of 'The Milky Way' at GoMA, as part of the Feeding Chair tour.
Performance at breastfeeding study day
Join us at the Breastfeeding Network Study Day in Birmingham on Friday 19th September. Amongst other brilliant speakers, the day will include a performance by artists Ania Bas, Amelia Hawk and Joanne Masding.
Friday 19th September, 9am – 4:30pm
Birmingham City Football Club, Cattell Road, Birmingham B9 4RL
Nurture exhibition
Curated by Crescent Arts, Nurture shows the art of mothers who have yet to have the opportunity to display work due to their caregiving duties. The exhibition has been developed to accompany the Feeding Chair, which is currently touring the UK, alongside the Floor Flag, an artwork developed by design researcher Sally Sutherland in response to conversations with infant feeding activists, and a soundscape by poet Charlotte Oliver, co-created with Scarborough’s community during workshops last November.