The workshop will look at how cities work and don’t work for different groups of people and how that can be addressed.

Through a discussion around histories of feminist living spaces, alternative models of city planning and sci-fi worlds, the group will form their own tactile responses to how a future city can look.

The city plan will be printed into clay using a variety of materials to print, scratch, build and remove the surface before a cast is taken from it with household plaster. Once set, it will become a physical map for this future place.

12 – 1pm – Introduction to Winnie Herbstein’s practice

1-2pm – Break

2-6pm – Workshop

Winnie Herbstein graduated from the Glasgow School of Art and works primarily in video, text and sculpture. Recent work has considered gendered spaces and materials, whilst thinking about ways in which we can live our lives differently.

Solo shows include: STUDWORK, Glasgow International (2018); Riprap, Atelier am Ecke. Düsseldorf, Germany (2018); Before I could speak, X spoke, Outpost Gallery. Norwich, England (2017); Soft Shoulder, SWG3 Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland (2016). Group Exhibitions include: Social Event, Glasgow International (2018); Citizens, Hospitalfield Arts. Arbroath, Scotland (2017); Domestic Observations, Jace Space. Los