In-Conversation with Tyroneisaacstuart: Make Good Event

Join us in London for a special evening with renowned interdisciplinaire tyroneisaacstuart.

As part of our monthly Make Good events we will be beginning a new series of in-conversations with artists, exploring their practice and experience of navigating the arts with questions of Christian faith.

A hot meal is included with the ticket.

7pm for food, 7.30-9pm for the in-conversation.

tyroneisaacstuart is an interdisciplinary, concept driven artist whose skills originate from Jazz and Hip-Hop Theatre. He was educated by the Tomorrow's Warriors Jazz organisation & multi-award winning Boy Blue Entertainment. From there he went on to achieve a BA in Jazz Saxophone. With over 12 years of professional working experience as a performer across dance and music, his dance practice has grown to become a mixture of Krump (street dance), contemporary dance, visual art & Jazz music. He has worked with established artists within the Hip hop sector such as Joseph Toonga, Theo Godson, Botis Seva and toured nationally with Boy Blue Entertainment. Within contemporary dance he has worked with Irene Wernli, Hofesh Shechter Company & multi-award winning artist Nora Chipaumire. Within music he's worked with many of the artists now shaping the Jazz scene (Moses Boyd, Theon Cross, Cassie Kinoshi, Mark Kavuma & Kokoroko). Commissions include a full length theatre work for the Barbican 'An Earnest Life', a duet for Dance Umbrella, Beyond Words & an international Solo work for Hayley Matthews Ensemble. He is a Steve Reid Innovation Award 2019-2020 recipient, and a 2020 Artist in Residence at Clarence Mews Space.

If you have an accessibility issues which you would like to inform us of prior to attending this event please email sarah@morphearts.org

Morphē Arts is a network of artists across the UK, with projects in London, Wales and Scotland. Morphē supports early to mid-career arts professionals with a focus on encouraging critical engagement between Christian faith and contemporary art. As a charity we run gallery spaces, an artist residency programme, conferences, artists groups and monthly lectures. We have a wealth of resources for artists including online talks and printed publications. www.morphearts.org