Ames Pennington
Ames Pennington makes work that uses humour to connect human experiences and socio-political issues.
Ames Pennington makes work that uses humour to connect human experiences and socio-political issues.
Michael McMillan is a London based writer, playwright, artist/curator and academic, known for his critically acclaimed installation-based exhibition.
Hamja Ahsan is an artist, writer, activist and curator. He is the author of the book Shy Radicals: Antisystemic Politics of the Militant Introvert, now adapted into a film.
Making projects to catalyse social and ecological justice.
Christopher Sacre is a deaf signer and has been a visual artist and art facilitator for over 20 years. He specialises in providing creative workshops/activities that are accessible to deaf people and their families, supporting other facilitators to improve the accessibility of their provision at galleries, museums, and other creative events.
Warren Harper is a curator and researcher based in Essex, where he is Director at The Old Waterworks (TOW), an artist-led charity and artists’ studios in Southend-on-Sea.
Kerrie's practice translates environmental data into moving sculpture, sound and drawing.
Lynn MacRitchie has nearly 20 years experience of making and exhibiting work in video and installation in the UK and abroad.
Stephen Turner is a visual artist with an enduring relationship with the Thames & Medway estuaries.
New collaboration between We Live Here and award-winning photographer Allie Crewe.
Jordan Gray – Tall Dark Friend – is a British Transgender recording artist, author, actress, activist and Voice UK semi-finalist 2016 #TeamPaloma.
Fiona MacDonald works with human and nonhuman beings as Feral Practice to create art projects and interdisciplinary events that develop ethical and imaginative connection across species boundaries.
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