How We Hold: Rehearsals for Art and Social Change Alake Shilling and we need to collectively

and we need to collectively ensure these spaces are protected for us now in these times and for future generations to experience

It was this journey towards immateriality that led her to this unique moment in her work

Three plates from this Limited Edition have been gifted to the fellows from Support Structures for Support Structures programme

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Life were woven over time in Saraceno’s studio in Berlin

How We Hold: Rehearsals for Art and Social Change Alake Shilling and we need to collectivelyDimensions; 29. 7 cms x 21 cms This book is an invitation to arts educators, cultural workers, facilitators, organisers and those who are interested in working collectively with others, who want to use creative practice to work towards change, through personal and social transformation. Drawing directly from projects generated by artists and groups of people over a decade of Serpentine Education and Civic programmes, How We Hold: Rehearsals for Art