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Current

  Futures Within, Futures Without

  Potential Wor(l)ds  
2023
    Good Bad Books?
2022
    Practicing the Difference
    Moving Worlds
2021
    Recipes for Disaster
2020
    Warm Worlds and Otherwise
    W.I.T.C.H. (Redux)
 2019
~all the feels~
  Fandom’s Fantoms
 2018
    “More Generous and More Suspicious”
    figure feels fantoms
2017
    The Labours of Barren House
    eye feels
    Witchy Methodologies
    From Specters to Speculations
    The Linguists: Suzette Haden Elgin/Luce Irigaray
    I AM SF
2016
    W.I.T.C.H.
2015
    Pioneer
2014
    A Description of a New World, Called The Blazing World
 2013
    More Strange Than True
Mark
Screenshot from the Potential Wor(l)ds dictionary and archive



Potential Wor(l)ds is an ongoing collaborative project with Aliyah Hussain, drawing on shared interests in feminist science fiction, embodied processes of making, and different ways of worldbuilding. 

︎  Visit the Potential Wor(l)ds dictionary and archive  ︎︎︎

Potential Wor(l)ds workshops have been held at Bergen Kunsthall (2018), Lighthouse Brighton (2019), The Studio School in Liverpool (2019), Sonic Acts Academy in Amsterdam (2020) and Project Arts Centre in Dublin (2021).   A gallery presentation of project was developed for ‘Soft Bodies’ at Castlefield Gallery, Manchester, in 2020. 

The project was developed as part of Who’s Doing the Washing Up? curated by Eva Rowson.  It was supported at Bergen Kunsthall and Lighthouse Brighton  by Re-Imagine Europe, co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union.













































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