Inspired by Twine, what is the future of care, family and love?
Join Selina Thompson Ltd, Dr Claire McGettrick born Lorraine Hughes (Co-founder of Adoption Rights Alliance& Justice for Magdalenes Research), Crissie Amiss (Support Not Separation) and artist Marley Starskey Butler for an informal discussion, a welcome opportunity to share, listen and reflect.
The discussion will take place directly after the matinee performance of Twine on Saturday 19th October (2pm) and is included as part of the ticket to the performance. You can attend this Open Discussion and Q&A without attending Twine.
If you would like to dig deeper into the themes in Twine, you can find a reading list here.
About Canopy
Canopy is a series of artistic projects that investigates and maps the ways in which adoption moves people, money and national values across the world. Over the last two years, Selina Thompson Ltd has been connecting with adult adoptees, adopters, foster parents, social workers, community organisers, academics and artists resonating reflections on a global scale. The research to date has taken us to Dublin, Cork, Berlin, Hannover, Beijing, Birmingham and beyond, as we seek to build a collaborative, global community of adult adoptees (who are also artists), researchers, sociologists, historians, legal experts, ecologists, architects and valued partners. Twine is one output of the Canopy project.
If you have any questions about the Canopy project or would like to connect with us please contact projects@selinathompson.co.uk or sign up to our mailing list at https://selinathompson.co.uk.