27 Guildhall Street
Whilst the historic assumption that man builds and woman inhabits is gradually eroded, artists & feminists must still negotiate the physical, political and personal environments it has engendered. “The Architecture of Anxiety” will employ feminist strategies to explore the psychophysical experience of the uncertainty of space and imagine a new architecture.
“The Architecture of Anxiety” is an intensive programme of research through practice curated by live art collective Lucky Bert. The focal exhibition at 27 Guildhall Street will bring together work by artists Sarah Baxter, Nicola Hunter, Alberta Jones, Emily Speed, Lucy Thane, Cherry Truluck and The Folkestone (Summer) School of Economics to explore feminist interactions in space through the various lenses of body politics, mental health, architectural design, food, protest and the economy.
For more information about the exhibition, workshops and events please visit luckybert.com/thearchitectureofanxiety
As part of The Architecture of Anxiety, Lucky Bert, in partnership with East Cliff Dining Club, present Architecture for Tea, a live art cafe. Join us in the midst of the exhibition for architecturally designed food - biscuit buildings, curtain wall cakes, fenestrated fig rolls, structural sandwiches - all cooked by chef and artist (and former architectural designer) Cherry Truluck for East Cliff Dining Club. Cherry has created supper clubs and dinners for Folkestone Fringe and Cockles and is a co-founder of Lucky Bert.
The Architecture of Anxiety is an intensive programme of research through practice curated by live art collective Lucky Bert. The focal exhibition at 27 Guildhall Street will bring together work by artists Sarah Baxter, Katharine Fry, Nicola Hunter, Alberta Jones, Emily Speed, Lucy Thane, Cherry Truluck and The Folkestone (Summer) School of Economics to explore feminist interactions in space through the various lenses of body politics, mental health, architectural design, food, protest and the economy.
