Digging into the working life of the city, through its tools and its actions.
Myself and Paul Hurley explored the working dynamics of the city, its edges and its centres – of production, of expertise, of interest and skill. During A Lexicon of Labour Movements we presented an exhibition of these tools, photography, and choreographed demonstrations of the actions associated with them. In the Tea Break Talk, Labour Movements hosted a conversation on how we decipher, read and interpret tools and their relationship to our bodies.
Working in the City was commissioned by The Showroom Projects and co-produced with Knowle West Media Centre. The tea break talk was co-curated by Cara Davies (UOB researcher) with contributions from James Dixon (archaeologist) and Sang-gye (Tactile Responsive Movement Therapist).
Photo: Paul Blakemore