story.glitch: a practice-led performance research project

A monthly series of art and design activities led by some of Britain’s most inspiring creators.﻿Delving into the futures we might wish for (or hope to avoid), the sessions explore how the experience of imaginative engagement might help society address global challenges, such as climate care. Each session offers the chance to follow alternative paths and each process will be different from the last. The series includes talks, workshops and games led by artists and curators, including Ruth Catlow (Furtherfield), Zoe Svendsen and David Blandy.-﻿-With thanks to UKRI’s Arts and Humanities Research Council for support and the Sussex Humanities Lab for hosting, organised by Professor Ann Light, University of Sussex

Immersing in Alternative Futures

story.glitch explores how hostile bureaucratic systems shape and distort lives then, now, and in our coming climate-stressed futures.

Sussex Digital Humanities Lab

Inspired by accounts of refugees fleeing across Europe during WWII, story.glitch explores how hostile bureaucratic systems shape and distort lives then, now, and in our coming climate-stressed futures.Designed and led by <a href="https://metisarts.co.uk/collaborators/zoe-svendsen" title="https://metisarts.co.uk/collaborators/zoe-svendsen" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Zoë Svendsen of Metis Arts.</a> See some of Zoë's participatory theatre work in the video below.

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