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Friday
29- Saturday 30 November 2013 Sackler Centre for arts education,
Victoria
and Albert Museum, Cromwell Rd, London SW7 2RL
Keynote
Speakers: Professor Griselda Pollock, University of Leeds, UK and artist Elaine
Reichek, USA
The
Subversive Stitch Revisited: The Politics of Cloth is an international event
that will explore the legacy of Rozsika Parker’s groundbreaking book, The
Subversive Stitch: embroidery and the making of the feminine (1984) and two
landmark exhibitions from 1988 that developed Parker’s ideas. It will consist
of a two-day event held at the Victoria and Albert Museum, and an online
resource that will include documentation of all contributions. The event will
be dedicated to the memory of Rozsika Parker, who died in 2010.
The
first day will begin by looking back to the art and feminist debates of the
1970s and 80s from which both the book and the exhibitions emerged, and will
feature keynote presentations by Professor Griselda Pollock, University of
Leeds, whose collaborative work with Parker during that period produced key
feminist art texts, and leading American artist Elaine Reichek in conversation
with Jenni Sorkin (University of California, Santa Barbara).
The
event will then explore the politics of cloth now, focusing on current activity
by both women and men that addresses ethical, social and global issues, and on
cloth as a subversive strategy, with an emphasis on radical, subversive and
interventionist projects that question and challenge structures of power.
Speakers
include:
Megha
Rajguru + Nicola Ashmore, Đorđe Balmazović, Michael Bath, Claire Barber + Rowan
Bailey, Lise Bjørne Linnert, Leah Borromeo, Anthea Black + Nicole Burisch,
Christine Checinska, Sarah Corbett, Steffi Duarte, Leora Farber, Elke Gaugele,
Betsy Greer, Roisin Inglesby, Alexandra Kokoli, Kimberly Lamm, Anne Moore,
Brenda Schmahmann, Rose Sinclair, Jenni Sorkin, Matt Smith, Lisa Vinebaum,
Liese Van Der Watt
Bookings will go live on Monday 28th October on
For general enqueries
please contact subversivestitch@gold.ac.uk
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Please note: Presentations on the first day will be held in the Hochhauser
Auditorium and on the second in a large seminar room, with a smaller capacity.
This means that more tickets are available for the first day than the second.
Therefore tickets will need to be booked separately for each day.
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There will be a limited number of discounted tickets for bona fide students on
a first-come-first-served basis.
The
Subversive Stitch Revisited is collaboration between The Women's Art Library,
Goldsmiths, University of London, Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester, and writer
and curator Pennina Barnett, and in partnership with Iniva (Institute of
International Visual Art).
Poster
image adapted from The Subversive Stitch sampler by Lyn Malcolm, commissioned
by Cornerhouse and the Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester for The Subversive
Stitch exhibitions 1988. Designer: Jessica Smulders Cohen.
Twitter:
@Subv_Stitch
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