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by Mike Brooks
Question: Tell us why you want the job? Answer: I want to help in the fight against fascism and I want some of your negative capability. Last month I was made permanent Director of Entelechy Arts, having worked as an interim throughout 2023. Prior to the interview for the role, there were two things that […]
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Earlier this month Rebecca was joined in conversation by Ambient Jam artist Xan Dye about their research project STIMMING. In September 2023, Xan shared their practice through creating STIMMING -a collective encounter…
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This autumn, the Meet Me programme, in partnership with the Albany, celebrated 10 years of weekly creative activities with elders from our local Lewisham community. The members wanted to…
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Ahead of our winter Tea Dance, we thought we would have a lookback at some wonderful photos from our summer Tea dance, taken by Roswitha Chesher. Hosted by Kit Green, Carnival…
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In April Meet Me on the Move visited Museum of London, Docklands. We were lucky enough to have a wonderful tour of selected parts of the museum, including Warehouse 1 …
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In March members visited Dulwich Picture Gallery, learned about their names’ meaning and about artist M.K. Ciurlionis’ work and life. Find out more in this artist report by Charlene Low…
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The Ambient Jam Collective produced an immersive improvisations for Deptford Literature Festival 2023, commissioned by Spread the Word to celebrate sensory literacy to the festival…
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In February Glorious Age went on a trip to the National Theatre to learn about what gets a show on stage. Find out what they discovered in this artist report by Gaia Bini…
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In January members rolled up their sleeves and took part in a bread and soup cooking class at Made in Hackney. Check the recipes they cooked in this artist report by Miriam Mold…
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by Rebecca Swift, Creative Director
A group of people travel back and forwards in time, mixing history and the future, searching for a missing bit of history in an era of computers where data has been lost…
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The Meet Me Choir performed with children from Deptford’s St Joseph’s Primary School in the foyer of the Old Vic Theatre for the 12 Choirs of Christmas event…
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After a trip to watch High Society, artist Lauren Julia Miller’s report celebrates Meet Me members like true movie stars in a series of colourful portraits…
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We had another wonderful Tea Dance in the Albany theatre with communities across all of our programmes, and some special guests…
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by Guest Writer
A guest blog about the Ambient Jam Collective’s commission for the Tavistock Institute’s Deepening Creative Practice…
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Artist Fran Riley put together a lovely zine that captures what was shared during a Meet Me on the Move trip to Chelsea Physic Garden…
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In September, we spent a day with our staff team and representatives from our programme members, associate artists and trustees to paint, laugh and move together…
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Artist Christine Bone joined Meet Me members on their Meet Me on the Move trip to attend a performance of Sun & Sea at the Albany…
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There’s a certain irony about trying to write a blog describing an Ambient Jam Collective event… but Maddy gave it a go! The Collective had a wonderful time creating a public event for Liberty Festival, part of We Are Lewisham…
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The series of creative workshops at Manley Court care home, led by Entelechy Arts artists, culminated in a lovely Tea Dance with music and poetry…
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In June 2022, Meet Me on the Move members took part in LOSS AND FOUND, a workshop on climate grief by Dissonant Futures collective. Artist Bernadette Russell shares a creative report of that experience…
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Our blog series is back with more poems from the Poetry Cluster! This time we share a beautiful poem by Elizabeth, describing something that nourishes her…
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In June we had another joyous 21st Century Tea Dance, hosted at Goldsmith’s Community Centre, bringing together members across our programmes, artists and volunteers…
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by Camilla Langdon, Production Assistant
Camilla Langdon, Production Assistant for Moving Day, takes us behind the scenes of Glorious Age devising process and the collaboration with our Japanese partners at OiBokkeShi…
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In April, Meet Me on the Move members headed to St Alfege Church in Greenwich to enjoy a music recital by Trinity Laban’s Musical Theatre students…
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