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This is People's Bureau, Elephant Magazine. Since summer 2015 we have been collecting the Cultural Capital of Elephant&Castle by collating information about all the art and cultural projects which have taken place in the area over the past 50 years. If you know of a project you think should be included please get in touch: [email protected]
Today at the People’s Bureau. It was AMAZING! Egg decoration, herbal remedies, knitting, beading, massage, poetry reading, drawing, mapping local organisations, and rehearsal of PERFORMANCE (that will be performed in Sat, 2-5pm). With thanx to Mrs Bari (Rockingham Women) for the delicious curry lunch; Fabienne and Time Bank Paxton, Hourbank, ATD Fourth World, Siobhan Davies Dance, Entelechy Arts.
Lino printing with Rebecca, sketchbook making with Fabienne and decoration making with Yelitza! Accompanied by Bengali curry from the Rockingham women.
Thank yous: Yelitza for showing how to make beautiful decorations, Fabienne for sketchbook making workshop and a wonderful massage, Luz for reflexology, dancers and Entellechy Arts for facilitating and provocing dance, Rockingham Women (Nurun) for the delicious curry and to Becca for the lynoprinting.
Currently preparing our next People’s Bureau - 26 February - with a SURPRISE!
Watch this space.
Monday Morning Fun at the People’s Bureau.
We’re starting the year with a packed programme! As part of Monday’s skills exchange, Rebecca and Eva will also be hosting a discussion around language - we want to know your thoughts and stories, in the language you want to speak in. We will also be providing lunch for all those who take part - a Bengali curry made by the Rockingham Women.
Some more photos from People’s Bureau at Tate Tribe day at Tate Britain.
NOVEMBER’s People’s Bureau at Elephant & Castle shopping centre. This was all about bring and fix, reflexology, card game making, participatory dance and sing happening, sewing, language exchange and gardener’s advice.
Thank you ALL.
People’s Bureau at Tate Britain - two days of great fun, fun and more fun.
People’s Bureau THURSDAY 5 NOVEMBER at the Elephant. This one will be lively. Please come and JOIN IN. ADDED TO THE BILL!!! LAWRS bring us the wonderful LUZ and her reflexology session in the morning (11-1) and CAROLINA will be hosting an English/Spanish language exchange in the afternoon session (2-4). We hope to see you there.
Mythical creatures of past and future - with Emma Lofstrom
we are also working with Emma Lofstrom - join us at Tate Britain, Saturday 31 October, 2-4PM.
'In this workshop the participants will be shown how to blend drawing with collage techniques, and encouraged to experiment and explore new ways of using their imagination. Playing with ideas of future ecosystems, and the possibilities of biotechnology, the participants will be asked to invent new life-forms. Animals were the muses of the first human art and mark-making, and have since frequented myths, legends, fantasies and fiction. We will be looking at animals in a time of extinctions and transformations, and explore a diversity of new living creatures, mixing drawing with photos, textbook illustrations and naturalists’' discoveries.'