12 Jun 10.30am–4pm TourFamily Workshop: Fledgling Twitchers Have you got what it takes to become a master bird watcher? Join amateur artist and bird watcher (or ‘twitcher’ as they like to be called), Nick Granata, on a family field trip from Goldsmiths CCA to Folkestone Gardens in Deptford. We’ll be making our own noccies (binoculars, that is!) and head off on the Any Bird Aloud birdbox trail along
13 Jun 2pm–3pm WorkshopFamily Workshop: Watch Me Flower Watch Me Flower is a free workshop for families inspired by Mohamed Bourouissa’s artwork Brutal Family Roots.
14 Jun 4pm–5.30pm CPD, Online EventEmbedding Contemporary Art in the Curriculum: Anti-Racism If you’re a teacher or educator wondering how to approach contemporary art and talk about it with learners in the classroom, join us for a focused session exploring connections between contemporary art and anti-racism. This session is hosted by Goldsmiths CCA in collaboration with South London Gallery (SLG) and Mountview where, alongside brief
17 Jun 7pm–8pm Online EventResistance/Confrontation: Olga Smith, with Stephanie Bailey Through the double focus on the themes of resistance and confrontation, this talk delineates the volatile dynamics underpinning Mohamed Bourouissa’s art. It draws on a wide range of Bourouissa’s projects spanning photography, moving image and installation to show how these works intersect with symbolic, spatial and political constructions of
22 Jun–27 Jun 12pm–6pm Online EventFilm Programme: Regroundings Regroundings brings together work by London-based artists Asuf Ishaq, Peter Spanjer, Onyeka Igwe, and Gal Leshem for a week-long film programme, in response to Mohamed Bourouissa’s exhibition HARa!!!!!!hAaaRAAAAA!!!!!hHAaA!!!. Departing from Bourouissa’s use of critical documentary, each artist deploys the medium of film to explore colonial
27 Jun 1pm–2pm TourBSL Tour: Mohamed Bourouissa Join Martin Glover for a British Sign Language (BSL) introduction to Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art and a tour of Mohamed Bourouissa’s exhibition. Stay for an optional social chat and refreshments afterwards.
09 Jul 4pm–5.30pm Online EventWe Stopped Taking Photos: with Ariel Goldberg and Yazan Khalili A workshop, hosted with the Bard College, NYC, that takes as its focus a recent text 'We Stopped Taking Photos' by Ariel Goldberg and Yazan Khalili, originally published on e-flux. This work is an experiment in art form as text, and an extension of art projects. It examines the ethical complexities of the medium of photography, exploring its
15 Jul 7pm–8.30pm TalkBlack Ecologies: Imani Jacqueline Brown How do we rupture the continuum of Extractivism,
