BAA Lecture Series 2025: Demonstrations / STIR with Resolve Collective

Central Saint Martins, UAL

Join us for Demonstrations/ STIR with Nina Jang and Lauren-Loïs Duah of Resolve Collective.

LVMH Lecture Theatre (E003), Central Saint Martins

BA Architecture Lecture Series 2025 Demonstrations

Join BA Architecture for the 2025 autumn series of lectures Demonstrations, convened and curated by Adriana Cobo-Corey, Senior Lecturer in Ethical Practice and Carlotta Novella, BAA Stage 1 Leader.

Nina Jang and Lauren-Loïs Duah of Resolve Collective join us for the third talk in the BA Architecture Lecture Series: Demonstrations / STIR. Nina Jang is an interdisciplinary spatial designer, researcher and educator. Informed by liminal spaces of cultural practice, they use materials and process-led creative production of convening, generative systems of knowledge exchange and speculative building of archives. Musings include the forthcoming publication of Messages from Isolation — a multimedia platform that explores writing, film and art — as well as cinema curation; design workshops; experiential sonic experiences. Nina is part of RESOLVE Collective and Eastern Margins. Nina has also taught at UAL, Creative Industries: London module. They also support the ongoing Save Soanes campaign to secure a long-term lease of the youth education Soanes Centre in Tower Hamlets. Lauren-Loïs Duah is a cross-disciplinary artist &amp; designer, whose work focuses on the ways in which creativity, craft, and design can be used as a dynamic liberatory tool to build positive community practices. Her creative practice is rooted in diasporic storytelling and connecting to 'home' through a Pan-African lens utilising traditional craft techniques, different scales of design, and place-based making. Lauren-Loïs has been a research fellow at RAW Académie in Senegal, and GYAÀN Ecosystem in London, exploring how ancestral knowledge embedded in traditional textile-making practices from the West African continent can archive and tell the story of a place and its peoples across time and borders. Past creative workshop series include the Architectural Association, the V&amp;A, and the Institute of International Visual Arts.

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