PAST EXHIBITION
Silver-Tongued Seas: Maïa Nunes & Pádraig Spillane
Jupiter Woods
16th – 31st October 2021Liquid is delighted to announce ‘Silver-Tongued Seas’, an exhibition by Maïa Nunes and Pádraig Spillane at Jupiter Woods running from 16th – 31st October 2021. Using the metaphor of bodies of water as a starting point, the exhibition explores bodily transformation, migration, global trade, borders and desire, creating a dialogue between the works of two international artists, both exhibited in London for the first time.
ESSAY
There’s Something in the Water
Roisin Agnew
An essay drawing upon the themes of ‘Silver-Tongued Seas’ by writer and Liquid co-founder Roisin Agnew.
RADIO
For the third episode of Decolonise Our Genitals, Roisin Agnew and Iarlaith Ni Fheorais are joined by artist Ebun Sodipo, who will discuss her ongoing work with sheen, Black trans oral histories, and the tradition of African cosmology. They are also joined by Peter Mitchell, author of ‘Imperial Nostalgia: how the British conquered themselves’ who will discuss the impact of fantasies of empire on contemporary British politics today, while coining the phrase “colonial power-bottoming”. Listen back on Montez Press here.
Decolonise Our Genitals | Episode 3: Ebun Sodipo & Peter Micthell
Montez Press Radio
24th September 2021, 11am EST / 4pm GMTFor the third episode of Decolonise Our Genitals, Roisin Agnew and Iarlaith Ni Fheorais are joined by artist Ebun Sodipo, who will discuss her ongoing work with sheen, Black trans oral histories, and the tradition of African cosmology. They are also joined by Peter Mitchell, author of ‘Imperial Nostalgia: how the British conquered themselves’ who will discuss the impact of fantasies of empire on contemporary British politics today, while coining the phrase “colonial power-bottoming”. Listen back on Montez Press here.
TALK / VIDEO
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Following their session for us in collaboration with Art/ Work Association, Emma Wolf-Haugh shares their WIP video work Libidinous Memorial Flag and recent research into public spaces of non-reproductive sexual pleasure.
Emma Wolf-Haugh | Libidinous Memorial Flag
Art/ Work Association
4th May, 7pm BSTFollowing their session for us in collaboration with Art/ Work Association, Emma Wolf-Haugh shares their WIP video work Libidinous Memorial Flag and recent research into public spaces of non-reproductive sexual pleasure.