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A Machine to Unmake You M2 UY 2019 2024

Studio/Lab Masterclass: Melanie Crean

Interdisciplinary artist, Melanie Crean, hosts an interactive workshop and introduction to her practice.

FACT
88 Wood Street
Liverpool
L1 4DQ
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The Box

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Booking essential — £5

Melanie Crean is an interdisciplinary artist working with video, performance, social engagement and emerging technologies. Melanie often works collaboratively, experimenting with different forms of participatory narrative, framing the imagination as a political space, and storytelling as a means to access that space.

This presentation and chance to ask questions gives attendees an insight into the research that informs Melanie’s practice. For this masterclass, Melanie discusses in greater detail A Machine to Unmake You (M2UY) (2019-2024), a new artwork produced in collaboration with imprisoned veterans at HMP Altcourse in Liverpool. The work is part of a new exhibition at FACT titled On the other side (on display from 1 March until 2 June 2024).

This masterclass takes place in The Box on the Ground Floor. Join us in Studio/Lab afterwards for a tour of the space, refreshments and informal discussion.

It's important to us that everybody feels they are able to access our programme. If you would like to attend the masterclass but are unable to pay the admission fee, email us at residency@fact.co.uk.

About Studio/Lab

Studio/Lab is a brand new space for creative experimentation that nurtures a vibrant community of artists, researchers and technologists. Located on the top floor, Studio/Lab is dedicated to supporting your practice, creating new work, and providing opportunities to present and test your ideas.

Header image: Melanie Crean, A Machine to Unmake You (M2UY) (2019-2024). Film still. Courtesy of the artist.

On the Other Side FACT2024. Photography by Rob Battersby

Exhibition

On the other side

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FACT

Three artists consider the impact of systems of control on those who design them, those who administer them, and those who are subject to their enforcement.

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