Resting as Artists
It’s a precarious and stressful time to be an artist, which means it’s easy to feel like you’re always busy – making art, working on projects, writing funding applications, sorting through taxes, working other jobs, and doing events. It can be hard to see where there’s space to do something we all need to do – rest, relax, and understand that doing nothing can be the most important thing both for our health and our art.
In this event, artists Jeda Pearl, Alan Spence, and Elspeth Wilson will share their own methods for recognising when they need that much needed rest, how they carve out time for it, and how it’s benefited their practice.
Chaired through the ConVERSE Emerging Chairs Programme with Edinburgh University.
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