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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240215T183000
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URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/tate-liverpool-riba-north-meet-t
 he-artist-shiraz-bayjoo-and-liverpool-black-archive-hub/
SUMMARY:RIBA North: Tate Liverpool + RIBA North: Meet the Artist: Shiraz Ba
 yjoo and Liverpool Black Archive Hub
DESCRIPTION:\nJoin us for a panel discussion exploring how plant histories 
 have influenced the design of our cities today\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFind out how h
 istorical collections are inspiring artists. Meet British-Mauritian artist
  Shiraz Bayjoo and Liverpool Black Archive Hub founder Michelle Peterkin-W
 alker to discover more about how these artists are using archive materials
 .\nThe conversation will explore the theme of Botanical Histories and Colo
 nial Legacies\, drawing from the artists’ research and practices in Brit
 ish botanical gardens: from Royal Botanic Gardens\, Kew to Sefton Park Pal
 m House\, and Granby Winter Garden. They'll address questions related to t
 he displacement of plants from Africa to Britain\, the architectural devel
 opments these required\, and the process of reclaiming traditional knowled
 ge from Africa as a form of collective agency\, and a way of addressing to
 day's environmental issues.\nThis conversation will be hosted by art histo
 rian and Tate Curator\, Christine Eyene.\nMeet the Artist is a series of i
 n conversation events at Tate Liverpool + RIBA North themed around art\, e
 nvironment and architecture. Find out more about the next event in this se
 ries\, Meet the Artist: RESOLVE Collective.\nBOOK HERE\nShiraz Bayjoo\nSh
 iraz Bayjoo is a contemporary multi-disciplinary artist who works with fil
 m\, painting\, photography\, performance\, and installation. His research-
 based practice focuses on personal and public archives addressing cultural
  memory and postcolonial nationhood in a manner that challenges dominant c
 ultural narratives.\nMichelle Peterkin-Walker\nMichelle Peterkin-Walker is
  a socially-engaged artist\, activist and videographer\, born and raised i
 n L8\, with over 20 years experiences working in community arts. Her pract
 ice combines photography and design to create digital artworks. She takes 
 inspiration from people\, places\, symbols within African history and cult
 ure.\nShe has been engaged in Social History project exploring Liverpool's
  Black Archives since 2018 and created the websites Liverpool Black Archi
 ve Hub and Yore Lens on L8. In 2021 she moved into Granby Workshop Stud
 ios\, joining the collective of Black Creatives in L8 and formed a creativ
 e Black artist collective called Aspen Yard Ensemble (AYE). She founded th
 e Liverpool African Diasporic Film Network (LADFN) and set up Sojourner Pr
 oductions.\nChristine Eyene\nDr. Christine Eyene is an art historian\, cri
 tic\, and curator. She is a Lecturer in Contemporary Art at Liverpool John
  Moores University and Research Curator at Tate Liverpool. Her curatorial 
 practice encompasses global contemporary arts\, with a particular interest
  in African and Diaspora arts\, feminism\, photography\, and sound art.\nS
 ince 2021\, she has been developing independent research on the theme of 
 ‘Botanical Histories and Colonial Legacies’ connecting ancestral and c
 ollective knowledge and histories in an evergreen forest bordering the rur
 al town of Lolodorf and the village of Bikoka in the south province of Cam
 eroon. More recently she has been examining links between Liverpool and th
 e central African country through the city’s maritime and trade historie
 s.\n\n\nBOOK HERE\n\n\n\n
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CATEGORIES:Talks
LOCATION:RIBA North\, 21 Mann Island\, Liverpool Waterfront\, Liverpool\, L
 3 1BP\, Liverpool\, United Kingdom
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