Miss B's Salons
Miss B’s Salons are regular discussion events, chaired by 'Miss B', that bring together invited groups of artists, curators and interested parties to present and discuss their work and selected topics. They are frequently private and by invitation only, but are also held at public galleries. The first six Salons were supported by the Artquest Forum programme.
Salon blog:
http://www.a-n.co.uk/artists_talking/projects/single/408627
Recent salons:
Agency
with Sophie Hope, Hut Project, Paul Pieroni
Goshka Macuga's Nature of the Beast, Whitechapel Gallery, London
The Wilderness; Women and Protest; Pedagogy and Art Education; Failure; Popular Economics; Nostalgia; Amateurism
Miss B's Hair Salon (a special one-to-one ‘home haircutting’ version - cut and conversation on a subject of Miss's B's choosing)
Shoreditch Town Hall, London
Pamphlets: Agitation, Polemic and Design
with Laura Oldfield Ford and Modern Activity
SPACE, London
Media, Autonomy and Participation
with Dave Rushton and The Museum of Non Participation
The Museum of Non Participation / Artangel, London
Copyright – who cares?
with Lucy Skaer, St Pierre & Michelon and Andrew Tullis
The Wenlock Arms, London
What do we mean when we talk about ‘space’?
with Daniel Morgenthaler and Annatina Caprez
Waartesal, Zurich
Psychoanalysis and Cinema
with Andrea Sabbadini and Michelle Williams. Guest curated by Nicole Bachmann
E:VENT, London
Fascist Fetishists – why are artists and architects attracted to the cultural products of totalitarianism?
with Amy Feneck, Pil & Galia Kollectiv and Finn Williams
The Germany Room, The Centre for Historical Research, Senate House, London
Can artists deny their political references?
with Karen Mirza, Alexei Monroe and Emily Pethick
Camden Arts Centre, London
Manifestos for Change: Rules of society, who makes them, and how we can change them
with Dan Atkinson, Suzy Dean and Tim Gill
Camden Arts Centre, London
The Private Salon - Why?
with Sebastian Craig, Russell Martin, Markus Miessen, Bettina Pousttchi and Jen Thatcher
Institute of Contemporary Art, London
Cycling and Politics
with Karen Breneman and The Institute of Practice and Dissent at Home
The Institute of Practice and Dissent at Home, Liverpool
The Artisan and the Everyday
with Matthew Harrison and Christian Statham
Private address, London
The Bucolic in Film
with films curated by Andrew Tullis
Private address, London