What's Mine is (Y)ours? Capturing Culture

Artists, academics, cultural and community professionals are invited to join dramatherapist and theatre practitioner Samantha Wraith in a discussion around intangible cultural heritage; how important is it? how might it be captured and protected? There are many issues concerning how we might reach out to marginalised groups who are absent from cultural discourse; how do we reach them? should we reach out to them? what are the ethics of collecting and recording intangible cultural heritage?

This discussion will be informed by the evolving contents of the processual exhibition which is taking place from 6 – 27 June in the exhibition space at Wat Tyler House. The capturing culture sessions will develop on each other and you can attend either or both on the afternoon of June 14th or evening of the 16th.

Come and join in the conversation and contribute ideas to Samantha’s project blog in the exhibition space.

This activity is free but must be booked in advance.

This event is part of What's Mine is (Y)ours? a processual exhibition developed by dramatherapist and theatre practitioner Samantha Wraith, exploring trauma, marginalisation and intangible cultural heritage. This evolving exhibition at Wat Tyler House runs from 6 - 27 June 2016. To find out more about the exhibition visit http://www.artsandcultureexeter.co.uk/what-s-mine-is-y-ours or the project blog at http://www.wmiycocreate.com

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