EMER O’BRIEN
Family Workshop
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25.07.26 from 12:00–16:00
Join us as we turn back time and help transform our gallery wormery into a mock Tudor building. Using recycled cardboard collected from Chapel Market, we will build a temporary façade inspired by Islington's past. Visitors will also help feed the worms with copies of historical material, market produce, and rubbings taken from manhole covers and other traces of the local environment. Together these contributions will become compost rich with the history of Islington.
Suitable for all ages. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
This is a drop-in workshop, with activities designed to last around one hour, although participants are welcome to stay longer, space permitting.
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EMER O’BRIEN
Solstice Walk: Wormholes, Graves & Other Matters of Islington
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20.06.26 from 17:00
Join artist Emer O’Brien for a solstice walk through Islington’s buried histories.
Part walking tour, part field research, part collective act of remembering, the walk invites participants to consider how places record their histories—and how those histories continue to live beneath our feet.
Please wear suitable footwear and bring paper and a soft pencil, graphite stick or wax crayon if you would like to make rubbings.
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AMY CUTLER AND ELLA FINER
Outside the Safe Operating Space of a New Planetary Boundary
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Friday 30 September 2022
18:30–20:30 at KELDER, 26A Chapel Market, London N1 9EN
This is by invite only, but if you would like to join please emai studio@kelderprojects.com
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Chapel Market Print Club
Exhibition and Market Stall Launch
Public Programme
The Social Value of Market Spaces
Alex Rhys-Taylor in conversation with Juneau Projects
Friday 22 July, 18:30–20:30 at KELDER
Basement of Mercer & Co., 26A Chapel Market, London, N1 9EN
Sociologist Dr Alex-Rhys Taylor joins Juneau Projects and Chapel Market Print Club members to discuss the market as a source of creative inspiration, the qualities of interaction and exchange taking place within daily street markets and their social and cultural importance for urban life, both historically and today.
Everyday Creativity and Mental Health
Phoebe Eustance (Hospital Rooms) in conversation with Juneau Projects and Sarah Lee
Tuesday 09 August 18:30–20:30 at The Claremont Project
24 White Lion Street, London N1 9PD
Phoebe Eustance, head of research at Hospital Rooms, joins the artist-facilitators of Chapel Market Print Club to consider the impact of the project, share examples of creative interventions in mental health settings, and to discuss the value of art and shared creative experiences for people living with mental health difficulties.
Read more about the project here.
JUNEAU PROJECTS, SARAH LEE AND EMILY BALLARD
Chapel Market Print Club
10.06.22 at 18.30
Join us for the opening 10.06.22 at 18.30
Read more about the project here.