Artist Brunch with Meera Shakti Osbourne

Our artist brunches are an opportunity to get feedback on your work, while digesting food and ideas in a supportive environment.

Taking place four times a year, our artist brunches are an opportunity to get feedback on your work, while digesting food and ideas in a supportive environment. This brunch will be open to all including Turf’s own youth collective, Art Press. Our co-director Rosie Crane Eckmire will be joined by Meera Shakti Osbourne who will curate a brunch menu. This will be shared a week before the event. You’re also welcome to bring your own snacks. Tea and coffee will be provided and dietary needs accommodated. Sessions will include the opportunity to get to know one another as well as sharing your work. Participants will only be able to show work once per year. To ensure dietary needs are accommodated there will be no drop-in spaces available. If you need support with signing up, please get in touch or drop-by Turf and we can book you in! Spots will be limited to 8 bookable spaces per session, with 3 artists sharing work. This event is part of Tending , Turf’s spring programme, growing from seeds planted during At the Meadow’s Edge . Tending returns to the question of how we notice, care and be in kinship with each other and our environment. ABOUT MEERA: Meera is a multi-media artist and youth worker from London. Meera’s work explores landscapes as sites of reckoning and renewal, exploring the subject of apocalypses and utopias that sit side by side each other. Meera supports a free Palestine and a free Sudan. They support self-determination and believe another world is possible. They are currently working inside archives focused on community safety at Metroland Cultures in North West London. Meera has worked with Whitechapel Gallery, Stuart Hall Library/iniva, Turf Projects, SYSTEMA, Southbank Centre, Reprezent FM, Queercircle, Peckham Platform, Peer Gallery, Newbridge Project, Nottingham Contemporary, Glasgow Zine Library, The Gap Arts Project, Focal Point Gallery, Drawing Room and they are a visiting lecturer at UAL.

What to expect:
Multi-disciplinary