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Criw Celf lockdown art packs: ✅ delivered ✅ T

Criw Celf lockdown art packs: ✅ delivered ✅

Today we're all over South Powys giving 15 young artists their free art packs – incl. paint, clay, printmaking kit, curly wurly... // Profi Powys yn ei holl ogoniant heddiw wrth ddosbarthu’r hanfodion ar gyfer Criw Celf wythnos nesa 🎨

darllenwch GELWIR YR AFON YN AMSER, testun gan @l

darllenwch GELWIR YR AFON YN AMSER, testun gan @llinosanwyll, yn ymateb i Sgwrs Cegin y Storm 1: Camlesi, Cefn Gwlad a Choloneiddio.

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Rydym wedi comisiynu tri sgwennwr/artist i ymateb yn greadigol yn Gymraeg i'r syniadau sy'n codi o bob un o'r Sgyrsiau Cegin Storm. // We've commissioned three writer/artists to respond in Welsh to the ideas explored at each of the Storm Kitchen Talks. The first text, published today, is by Llinos Anwyl in response to talk 1: Canals, Countryside and Colonialism.

Thanks once again to our speakers, responders, art

Thanks once again to our speakers, responders, artists & collaborators from the final Storm Kitchen talk @romankrznaric @milesgough @muneera_pilgrim Alan Bowring @_rosiestrickland_ As with previous talks, you'll be able to watch again if you missed it - Link in Bio

Looking at the canal from the perspective of deep time, we imagined a new future for the waterway - we were encouraged to pay attention to present realities & injustices, to deconstruct established 'facts', to imagine a future of transformative justice, equity, & cooperation.

From the slow transformation of rocks over millions of years towards both the intimate and distant futures - we ended by imagining a long tunnel. As we come out of this tunnel what does the land look like? What would our role be in this new future?

Join us later today for the final part of @beauwbe

Join us later today for the final part of @beauwbeakhouse & @piffspice‘s film 'reclaim the waterway' which will be screened alongside the amazing line up of speakers. Link in bio for free tickets!

MEET THE SPEAKERS FOR TALK 3: Deep Time, Restorati

MEET THE SPEAKERS FOR TALK 3: Deep Time, Restorative Justice and Radical Futures
This Wednesday 21st October, 5-6.45pm
Link in Bio for free tickets!

The third and final talk in the Storm Kitchen series will propose tools for a collective reimagining of the waterway and its interconnected landscapes. Speakers will discuss geological time, being a good ancestor, telling stories in the margins, restorative justice and the potential for radical futures in everyday landscapes.

First Up…

ROMAN KRZNARIC
@romankrznaric (pronounced kriz-NAR-ik) is a public philosopher who writes about the power of ideas to change society. His books, including Empathy, The Wonderbox and Carpe Diem Regained, have been published in more than 20 languages. His new book, The Good Ancestor: How to Think Long Term in a Short Term World, was published in July 2020, and has been described by U2’s The Edge as ‘the book our children’s children will thank us for reading’.

MATTHEW GOUGH
@milesgough is a dance artist, dramaturg, and lecturer, based in Cardiff. Their practice spans screendance, art in public spaces improvisation, contemporary dance, physical theatre, and theatre for young audiences. Recent credits include work for Cwmni Pluen Company, Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Cymru, Frân Wen, Green Man Festival, Kyrstal Lowe, and Theatr Iolo. Matthew is a Senior Lecturer at the University of South Wales.

MUNEERA PILGRIM
@muneera_pilgrim is an international poet, writer and cultural producer, living between Bristol and London. She is one half of the Muslim female duo Poetic Pilgrimage. Muneera conducts expressive based, purpose-driven workshops in women’s groups, community groups, schools, universities, campfires, and wherever humankind commune. She shares art, guest lectures, hosts and finds alternative ways to educate and exchange ideas. She has contributed to The Guardian, Amaliah, Huffington Post, The Independent, Al Jazeera Blog, Black Ballard and various other digital and print platforms.

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JOIN US FOR TALK 3: Deep Time, Restorative Justice

JOIN US FOR TALK 3: Deep Time, Restorative Justice and Radical Futures // This Wednesday 21st October, 5-6.45pm
Link in Bio for Free tickets!

Speakers: Poet, Writer and Cultural Producer @muneera_pilgrim /Public Philosopher and author of The Good Ancestor @romankrznaric /Educator, Choreographer and Performer @milesgough

With responses from Designer, Artist and Activist @_rosiestrickland_ and Geologist Alan Bowring.

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3 Dyfnder Amser, Cyfiawnder Adferol a Dyfodolau Radical
Mercher 21 Hydref 5-6.45pm

Siaradwyr: Bardd, Awdur a Chynhyrchydd Diwylliannol Muneera Pilgrim; yr Athronydd Cyhoeddus ac awdur The Good Ancestor Roman Krznaric. Addysgwr, Coreograffydd a Perfformiwr Matthew Gough. Gyda ymatebion oddi wrth y Cynllunydd, yr Artist a’r ymgyrchydd Rosie Strickland, Y Daearegwr Alan Bowring.

The Old School, Brecon Road, Crickhowell, Powys NP8 1DG
Yr Hen Ysgol, Ffordd Aberhonddu, Crughwyel, Powys NP8 1DG
+44(0)1873 811579 · info@peak.cymru · www.peak.cymru

Peak is the working name of Peak - Art in the Black Mountains Ltd / Peak fel enw i Peak - Art in the Black Mountains Ltd
Registered charity No. / Rhif elusen gofrestredig 1011599
Company Limited by Guarantee / Cwmni Cyfyngedig drwy Warant 2692770