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Rose Gibbs is an artist. She also writes, organises discussions and runs the community organisation Mountford Growing Community in the estate where she lives. In 2013 she was director of the One Billion Rising Arts Festival, a camapaign to end violence towards women and girls. She is a board member for Procreate Project, an organisation that provides practical support for artists, enabling them to continue producing work during pregnancy and motherhood through a range of initiatives and artistic productions. She has worked with the feminist activist group the East London Fawcett group, is currently the Arts Correspondent for The Women's Budget Group and is the co-founder of a number of collaborations (some active, others dormant) including: WOMANHOUSE PROJECT – A cross-generational group of feminist practitioners who seek to establish a space that becomes a collaboratively made artwork. Article for The Royal Academy of Art: Womanhouse Feminism and Separatist Spaces Practice In Dialogue – is a small working group of artists who meet on a bi-monthly basis to discuss their practice in the context of feminism and feminist art history. The Temporary Separatists – A woman* Identified Artist Collective that seeks to explore the use of separatist collectivism as a feminist methodology in art practice. *Woman = Gender (not Female = biological 'fact'). Labours Of Love, Art Work, Care Work peer mentoring group, Cubitt Gallery supported by Artquest- lead artist
Events, Exhibitions, Writing, Talking Getting Your Hands Dirty - (or Real Work Is Boring) - Art, Politics and Cultural Policy - essay (PDF here) and podcasts looking at the role of culture in our political climate, comissioned by KEEP IT COMPLEX Feminist Art: Access, Activism and Representation - Feminism in London Conference Cultural Democracy 2: Writing the Manifesto - The World Transformed, Brighton Oxytocin Birthing the Future - Oxytocin Birthing the World Conference, RCA Snap Broadcast Bartender, Lloyd and Wilson, Resonance FM ‘No Quick Fix’ – Contributing speaker, Status Quo Art Licks at Studio RCA Beyond Us Versus Them - The Role of Culture in a Divided Europe - IFA, Brussels Future Imperfect Symposium- voice workshop- University of Plymouth Let’s Talk About Motherhood – A Workshop for the Support of Mothers and Carers –with Sara Paiola at the Women’s Art Library, Goldsmiths University Speaking Up! Participatory Speech Workshop - Unite Against Dividers, Keep It Complex We all Have a Problem with Representation – The Showroom, 63 Penfold St, London NW8 8PQ, 17th November 2016, 6.30-9pm
Restaging the Collective: A conversational Review of Sharon Hayes In My Little Corner of the World Anyone Would Love you and Alex Martinis Roe's Our Future Network - with Rose Gibbs and Laura Castagnini For UNprojects Australia Open House, Final Exhibition: Contributing Artist MotherHouse, Iklectik Art Lab 09.10.16 Are We Our Own Audience? Symposium: Contributing Speaker, MotherHouse, Iklectik Art Lab 01.10.15 Speak Up Workshop: Workshop exploring the power of the voice for feminist action Floating Cinema 25.09.16 Gender Generation Conference: contributing artist and speaker, concluding discussion chair The Royal College of Art 08.09.16 - 09.09.16 Artists Who Mother: Talk and discussion at V22 25.08.16 Speech Matters: Violence and the Feminist Voice - ICA blog Speeches For Becoming: ICA workshop exploring the voice and speech making as a tool for feminist action with the capacity to both express each individuals unique 'throat of flesh' and to bring people together in unison (through protest, through song) Tate Britain: Who's Holding the Baby? Women's art collectives past and present - Rose Gibbs presents a talk on childcare, care work and feminised labour and reflects upon the legacy of the Hackney Flashers in the context of current 'empowerment' feminism. Collectives working Collectively: made and curated by The Temporary Separatists inviting H.arta group to work in collaboration at Gallery Box Gothenburg. Using the space as a mini residency the collective made their working processes visible to the public and invited them in to collaborate. Over a period of 10 days they held a series of discussions with curators, artists and educational groups. They then invited a second collective, H.arta, to occupy the space and build upon the work already there. Thus the very notion of an artists collective was further questioned by the interactions between the works.12.05.16- 12.06.12 Contributing Speaker: ProCreate Project Artist-Mother at Women's Art Library Goldsmiths University London 15.12.15 The Subtle Abyss: Visual Representation and Feminist Art Practice - ICA blog co-writen with Catherine Long We Are Anti-Capiphallists: Panel Discussion ICA 18.12.15 Feminist Practices In Dialogue exhibition at the ICA co-curator and exhibiting artist 18.12.15 Feminist Practices In Dialogue publication coeditor and contributing artist - available at The Tate, Whitechapel and IC, South London Gallery, Banner Repeater bookshops Contributing Speaker on BBC 100 Women Debates BBC World News and BBC World Service Radio: Women In Leadership 01.12.15 Women Working Collectively: What is your value?: panel discussion about past and present women's separatist art collectives ICA watch it here 09.07.15 Rose Gibbs has written about her research into past collectives for the ICA here: Circumnavigating the Patriarchy:Women's Collectives - blog |
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Benevolent Sexism - Hysteria Magazine
Scandalous Nipples - written piece for Hysteria Magazine - Feminisms Radical Periodical - (without hysterical solidarity we become deluded by the composure of patriarchy)
Hierarchies and Empowerment Feminism - (what kind of feminism is this?) written piece for online zine We Are Orlando 01.04.15
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Artist Talk at Gallery Box - Gothenburg, Sweden 27.02.15
Performance and Talk at Eastside Projects, Birmingham 24.02.15
Contributing Speaker (paper here) CoHabiting Contemporary Art, History and Feminism Symposium - Day and Gluckman, The Old Courthouse Brighton 10.01.15
This Has Nothing to Do With Politics - Exhibition Curated by Jack Tan at The Function Room, The Cock Tavern, 23 Phoenix Road, NW11 HB - 27.11.14 Artists: Cordelia Cembrowicz; Chris Paul Daniels; Ana Fernadez Aballi-Altamirano; Ella Finer; Rose Gibbs; Marlene Haring; Olivia Hicks; Noga Inbar; Virgile Ittah; Vesta Kroese; Ratna Lachman; Jack Tan; Ekua McMorris; Oscar Murillo; PA Skantze; Nicola Thomas; Geoff Tibbs; Richard Wentworth Slogans For Becoming - participatory performance Rose Gibbs invited the audience to read excerpts from past feminist speeches first togehter in unison and then alone individually- exploring the use of the voice both to express collectivity through unity and individuality through each persons unique 'throat of flesh' |
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The Reproduction of Motherhood - Shoreditch House 27.10.14 Curated and organised by Rose Gibbs and Hannah Philp Speakers Alison Stone - Professor of Philosophy, University of Lancaster. Author of serveral books including An Indtroduction to Feminist Philosophy, and Feminisim, Psychoanalysis and Maternal Subjectivity. Associate Editor of Hypatia:A Journal of Feminist Philosophy Camilla Palmer - CEO of Your Employment Settlement Service, author of Maternity and Parental Rights, fee paid Employment Judge, and member of the Equal Treatment Advisory Committee Ivana Bartoletti - Chair of the Favian Women's Netowrk and founder of its magazine Fabiana. She works for the NHS, is aUnison member and activist and stood as London MEP for the 2014 European elections. Lisa Baraitser - Reader in Psychosocial Studies at Birkbeck, University of London. She is a psychothereapist and author of the award winning monograph Maternal Encounters: the Ethics of Interruption. She is co-founder of MaMSIE (Mapping Maternal Subjectivities, Identities and Ethics) Leonora Wood - A freelance arts producer and consultant with expertise in cultural strategy, fundraising, marketing and event production. She founded Winkley Studio, a friendly and innovative co-working space in Bethnal Green Katie Glass (Chair) - Columnist and feature writer for The Sunday Times Magazine |
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Taking Up Space - Women Only Shows Curated and Chaired by Rose Gibbs for The Contemporary Art Societyand The East London Fawcett Group at Central Saint MartinsCollege of Art and Design 30.09.14 Speakers Iwona Blazwick OBE- Director, The Whitechapel Gallery Sonia Boyce MBE -Artist Caroline Douglas- Director, Contemporary Art Society Ann Gallagher- Curator and Head of Collections Tate Britain Professor Hilary Robinson- Dean of Art and Design, Middlesex University Vanessa Jackson- Artist Elizabeth Neilson- Director of The Zabludowicz Collection Jennifer Thatcher- Art Critic |
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