artist led – The Old Waterworks

Masculinity Scrapheap Challenge

Saturday 14 & 21 November from 1-4pm Book your tickets here Join Morgan Quaintance and James Ravinet for Masculinity Scrapheap Challenge for a series of two events that explore iconic moments in masculinity (IMIMs) and discuss what we want to leave on the scrapheap and what we should salvage. Discuss the settings that different types of masculinity come to the fore, share your experiences, and find out more from JJ Bola’s book Mask Off. You’ll leave with a copy of the publication Mask Off and a zine full of ‘IMIM’s, insights from Morgan and James, and info from Pluto Press publications. Both sessions take place at The Old Waterworks and will involve refreshments. This event is part of a collaboration

Theory Club – Radical Abundance

Join Theory Club. Aimed at artists and creatives to help demystify contextual theory and support your practice with up to date research. In collaboration with Pluto Press and The Other MA (TOMA), The Old Waterworks (TOW) is hosting a series of reading groups aimed at artists and creatives who want to support their practice with up to date ideas about the world around us and how they influence our work. Theory Club continues with new Pluto publication; Radical Abundance by Kai Heron, Kier Milburn and Bertie Russell Sunday 8 March 12 – 3pm Book your ticket here Tea and Coffee and vegan, vegetarian and GF snacks provided We have dyslexia friendly colour overlays available Whilst we have ramp access to our building we regret that we do not

Data Club with Peter Collette

Join Peter Collette for a 3 part series of reading groups to find out about data, how it’s used and how it impacts our day to day lives. Book your ticket via this link Data Club is a series of reading groups delivered in collaboration between The Other MA(TOMA) and The Old Waterworks and supported by Pluto Press and The Reading Room. These sessions are open to all, no technical knowledge is necessary. Everyone who is interested in talking about, thinking about, and critiquing data and digital technologies is welcome. Session One – Saturday 25 October 12-3pm Session Two – Saturday 6 December 12-3pm Session Three – Saturday 17 January 12-3pm These sessions are prompted by two Pluto Press publications: