What's Mine is (Y)ours? - Co-creative Processual Exhibition

What’s Mine is (Y)ours? is a processual exhibition; in other words an exhibition which continuously takes shape as visitors add their own thoughts, ideas and creations. It will evolve over the course of June 2016 at Exeter CVS, Wat Tyler House, King Willliam Street, Exeter.

You are invited to take part through creative drop-in sessions, discussion groups, and for the intrepid artist and digital enthusiast, performance tangification sessions. The exhibition is a process driven, interactive community platform in which to connect with others and explore trauma, marginalisation, intangible cultural heritage and copyright. It is an opportunity to co-create a piece of living, transforming cultural heritage. Be part of something that’s changing and ephemeral at the intersection of performance, arts and research.

Volunteers will also play an important part in this community arts exhibition by guiding and supporting participants to engage in the event. It will offer you a great opportunity to learn about and develop skills in arts project management; academic public engagement through the arts; digital capturing and sharing of arts and heritage and more.

The project forms part of the Exeter Enquires initiative, co-ordinated by the University of Exeter and supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England and with generous support from Exeter Phoenix and Exeter Co-Lab.

For more information about the project:
http://www.artsandcultureexeter.co.uk/what-s-mine-is-y-ours

For more information and to book for the two day Performance Tangification sessions:
Creation - Tangification Session 1 - 8th & 9th June
Destruction - Tangification Session 2 - 21st & 22nd June

To find out about volunteering as a steward and guide to the exhibition:
https://www.exetercvs.org.uk/volunteer/volunteering-news/4451-bloggers-snappers-and-curators-required

If you would like any further information, please contact Samantha:
S.Wraith@exeter.ac.uk

For more information visit http://www.http/www.artsandcultureexeter.co.uk/what-s-mine-is-y-ours