Organised by Guildhall School Of Music & Drama
“For those of us who face marginalisation for our race, sexuality, class, age, gender, disability or an intersection of these, how can we use our experiences to empower the next generation of agitators?”
Multi-disciplinary artist and Guildhall tutor Paula Varjack curates and hosts a third series of conversations in collaboration with students from the School's BA Performance and Creative Enterprise (PACE).
These informal conversations, streamed via Instagram Live, will invite practitioners who have made things happen for themselves and who push for social change through their practice to share advice, experience and ideas with the next generation.
About Amahra Spence
Amahra Spence is a multidisciplinary artist, organiser, cultural producer, designer for social justice movements and spatial practitioner. In 2013, Amahra established MAIA, an organisation supporting artists to change the world through infrastructure building, resource redistribution, platforming and programming. Through this work, they recently launched YARD, an arthouse and residency space and the first phase of an artist-led hotel.
Amahra is also a proud mentor to social justice activists and artists who are making freedom possible and she facilitates training for organisations committed to liberation. Amahra currently sits on the Boards of Birmingham Opera Company and Selina Thompson LTD and has sat on many more over the last decade.