Online Film Premiere of Walking Together

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Event details

2023-09-09 17:00
17:00 UTC
FREE

STREET ROAD ARTISTS SPACE invites you to join us online Saturday September 9, at 6pm, for the Online Film Premiere of Walking Together by SLQS and a discussion with scholar Florence Fitzgerald-Allsopp and artist SLQS, who leads of our year-long Near Dwellers project.

Please join us to meet our currently-exhibiting artist Sarah Le Quang Sang (SLQS) and
scholar Florence Fitzgerald-Allsopp, who will speak about how their work rethinks animal-
human relationships through the lens of performance art.

SLQS will talk about her film Walking Together, on view now at Street Road, that provocatively
and poetically situates us in the midst of a walk with rider and horse as they move through the
interstitially urban lands of Walthamstow Marshes, in London, United Kingdom. Her film
draws us into a meditation on the very essence of our connection to other beings and opens-up opportunities for us to reflect on interspecies intimacy.

Florence Fitzgerald-Allsopp will introduce us to her inquiry on how performance artists
trouble assumptions of a purported human-animal divide. Her research considers the ethics ofinterspecies practice in contemporary art and performance, with a particular focus on animals and the deep entanglement of contemporary oppressions, and the role that artists take in “Becoming-with-Animal” in the context of wider eco-feminist politics.

Near Dwellers
August 2023 – September 2024

Near Dwellers is a year-long multi-part project hosted by the Tree Museum and
Street Road Artists Space that explores understandings of the purported
human/animal divide. Near Dwellers includes exhibitions, new scholarship, and
public participation, opening up new and multi-faceted ways of understanding
animals as creative in-their-own-right, as determinably political in the
maintenance of their communal social protocols and kinship ties, and as ordering
and organizing the world in ways that are often invisible to humans, but that can
be glimpsed through the work of artists who have spent time nurturing
relationships with the animals with whom they live alongside.

Near Dwellers and the Sharing of Breath
Sarah Le Quang Sang
August 4 – September 30, 2023

Come join the discussion:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83039029473
September 9, 2023
1-3 pm EST
10am-1pm Pacific
6-8pm BST (UK Time)

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SLQS

SLQS is a Franco-Vietnamese artist living in East London. Her work questions the politics of space and who is excluded from it. She reclaims space by immersing herself and others in the public realm. SLQS makes and holds space as a woman, a person of mixed...

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