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Over 4 days, 14 recently graduated artists will work with people passing by to create new artworks responding to the theme of care.
In:Site is curated and produced by Craftspace, a Birmingham based charity creating opportunities to see, make and be curious about contemporary craft. 2024 is the 11th time that the project has taken place.
The event showcases the work of art, craft and design graduates from across the UK, bringing the work of emerging artists to new audiences. Everyone is welcome and it is free to watch and take part.
The 2024 cohort of In:Site artists include: Adama Conteh who will be creating healing spaces; Alice Biolo who is translating emotional processes into tangible objects; Amber Lily exploring colour, texture and mark making; Jade Holt’s sustainable woven fabrics; Joanne Lamb whose work reconnects with nature through textiles; Katerina Knight who will work by hand, inspired by nature; Katy Gillam-Hull blending found materials and storytelling; Lola Awolowo creating remembered characters; Lucy Ralph exploring fast fashion and repair; Martha Wiles looking at craft as a catalyst for change; Rebecca Leek using art to foster understanding and change; Rehana Adams-Bell exploring Black identity; Roberta Schreyer whose work looks at healing our relationship to the earth; and Ruth Petersen’s who highlights social injustice through her practice.