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Collaboration

24 Oct

Brief Encounters: An Interview with Daniel Astbury

Blackpool Social Club0 CommentsVisual Arts & ExhibitionsArt, artist, Blackpool, collab, Collaboration, community, coronavirus, Covid-19, design, graphic design, poster

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] After moving back from Myanmar at the start of the COVID crisis, Daniel Astbury found life in the UK strange. D: I came home, and this project came out of arriving back. I have a good friend of mine, Buzz Bury, and it’s very rare that we are in Blackpool at the same time. He told me that Left Coast have a project. I’d only been back a week or two, and it was already strange, as the UK was only just going into lockdown. I remember going through London and being at Euston station, and there being 7…

29 Jul

Harry Clayton-Wright thinks You Otter Know

Catherine Mugonyi0 CommentsLiterature & Spoken Wordartist, Blackpool, Collaboration, Contemporary theatre, LGBTQ, performance, Queer

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] After hanging up the old touring heels for the time being; I spoke to performance artist Harry Clayton-Wright about coming home, collaboration and making new work beside the sea. [/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]Hi Harry, welcome home! A little bird tells me that you've headed back to the Fylde Coast to work on some new projects. How do you work? Can you tell us a bit about your processes? Usually I’m sat on ideas for quite a while, then when the medium becomes clear (stage, screen, installation, photographic work, zine) I’ll spring into action to make things happen. I’m very lucky to have…