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SUMMARY:Echoes of Holloway Prison
DESCRIPTION:13 July – 8 October 2018\nIslington Museum\, 245 St John St\, Clerkenwell\, London EC1V 4NB\nFree \nA series of free events and workshops will be taking place throughout the exhibition run. Click here to find out more and book \n\n7 September\nDIRT – Burning Salt EP Launch\n£12\nBook now \nAs part of the project\, Hannah Hull (Burning Salt) is artist-in-residence at Islington Museum. Hull has responded to Holloway’s stories with a series of songs\, which will be released as an EP entitled ‘DIRT’. \n\nThis exhibition by Islington Museum explores the history and significance of Holloway Prison\, the impact of its closure\, and the memories of those who lived and worked there. \nUntil its closure in June 2016\, Holloway Prison was western Europe’s largest women’s prison\, holding over 500 inmates including both adult women and young offenders. Converted to a female-only establishment in 1902\, the prison has housed women from all over Britain. \nThe project\, run by Islington Heritage\, in collaboration with Holloway Prison Stories and Middlesex University\, seeks to capture stories of this highly significant place meaning that\, even when it has gone\, the voices and echoes of Holloway Prison will remain. \nClick here to find out more \n\nImage courtesy of Echoes of Holloway Prison
URL:https://artsincriminaljustice.org.uk/event/echoes-of-holloway-prison/
LOCATION:London – Generic\, London\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:I'm Still Here
DESCRIPTION:19 September – 4 November 2018\nRoyal Festival Hall\, Southbank Centre\, London\nFree\, no booking required \nI’m Still Here is the 11th exhibition produced by Koestler Trust in partnership with Southbank Centre. It follows the success of last year’s exhibition Inside\, which was curated by Antony Gormley. This year\, the diverse range of art\, writing and music has been selected by the families of prisoners inside\, giving a unique and very personal edge to the show that explores what it is like to have a loved one in prison. \nDetails of works to be included in I’m Still Here will be released at a later date. \nClick here for more information \n\nOpening Festival with The Rt Hon David Gauke MP\, Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice\n18 September\, from 2pm\nRoyal Festival Hall\, Clore Ballroom\, Level 2\nFree\, no booking necessary\nMore information here \nVoices from Prison\n24 October\, 7pm\nAn evening of spoken word and poetry \nPop-Up Koestler Art Shop\nIn the exhibition space daily \nExhibition tours\nLed by ex-prisoner hosts\nMonday to Thursday 6pm\nFriday to Sunday 1.30pm and 6pm\nFree\, no booking required \n\nThe Koestler Trust is the UK’s best-known prison arts charity. Each year it encourages over 3\,500 people within the criminal justice system to express themselves creatively and learn new skills by entering work to their annual Koestler Awards. \n\nImage: Lucy\, HM Young Offenders Institution Cookham Wood\, acrylic on canvas 2018. Courtesy of Koestler Trust
URL:https://artsincriminaljustice.org.uk/event/im-still-here/
LOCATION:Royal Festival Hall\, Southbank Centre\, Belvedere Road\, London\, SE1 8XX
CATEGORIES:Events and training
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SUMMARY:How can art create a less violent society?
DESCRIPTION:Anne Peaker Debate 2018\nCottesloe Room\, National Theatre\, London\n Friday 5th October\, 6 – 9pm\n £10 \nBOOK NOW \nIn what ways does art contribute to violence in society?\n In what ways does it prevent it?\n Does art in the criminal justice system contribute to creating a less violent society\, or can it do it harm? \nThis year\, as part of The Monument Trust Fellowship\, our annual Anne Peaker event will focus on art and violence. The event will be chaired by Alison Frater with a panel debate from a variety of contributors including academics and artists. Speakers include: \n\nRebecca Friel\, Director\, Odd Arts\nChairman Kato\, Artist and activist\nKeith Palmer\, Director\, The Comedy School\nCraig Pinkey\, Urban Youth Specialist and Lecturer\, University College Birmingham\nMichael Smith\, Performer\, Synergy Theatre Project\n\nSynergy Theatre Project will also be performing their new play Blackout on the theme of youth violence. \nThe event will run from 6pm – 8pm with networking drinks until 9pm. Spaces are limited so please book in advance. \nClick here to book your ticket \n\n Image courtesy of Intermission Youth Theatre
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