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What is your experience of speaking out? What does it feel like to be heard or unheard? What does it feel like to be hidden or silenced? Spend a creative afternoon at the Whipple Museum of the History of Science getting hands-on, and exploring your experiences of power.
Zine making is an exciting and accessible tool that can be used to record personal experiences giving agency to the maker and can represent acts of resistance against power. Zines have been used to protest, resist and encourage collective activism.
The workshop will start with a brief introduction and you will be guided using collage and printmaking to make your own zine.
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About the artists
Kath Van Uytrecht and Katy Drake are recent graduates from MA Printmaking at Cambridge School of Art. They are practising visual artists that have been collaborating for the past three years. They draw heavily on zine making in their collaborations that investigate, express and explore themes of inequalities, listening and consent.
Getting to the Museum
To find out more about getting the Museum please see: https://www.whipplemuseum.cam.ac.uk/visit-us
For Access information please see: https://www.whipplemuseum.cam.ac.uk/visit-us/access-information
This event is part of a pilot Open Call as part of the Power and Memory series.
