Numbi Arts: Dreaming Safe Spaces

DESCRIPTION
This workshop will be exploring dream spaces as sites of resistance through creative engagement.

Participants will be guided through meditative exercises as a way to connect to the memory of safe, and captivating sounds and imagery, this will be followed by creative exercises using art materials to capture the essence of the dreaming exercises.

The workshop will conclude with a brief reflection and the participants will have the opportunity to include their creative work in the Numbi archive.

Charity Mwaniki is a Numbi resident artist. She studies Architecture and is interested in creative art that is community engaging.

Part of Numbi Arts Festival 2018 Residency & August Takeover at The Women’s Hall

Our residency at the Tower Hamlets Local History Library features the Numbi mobile museum, a project exploring the histories of East African diaspora women, our anti-imperialist and feminist resistances, and connection to London’s historic East End.

All Numbi Arts Festival 2018 events are free. As we are a non-profit organisation run by unpaid volunteers, we recommend a-pay-what-you-can donation. This festival is suitable for all ages and is wheelchair accessible.

LOCATION:
The Women’s Hall Exhibition Tower Hamlets Local History Library and Archives 277 Bancroft Road, London E1 4DQ

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