Upcoming Digital Residency by Anne McCloy and Femi Dawkins

Anne McCloy is an Irish artist from South Derry currently based in London at Goldsmiths. Her multidisciplinary practice involves drawing, poetry, performance, painting, film and sculpture. As a cultural producer, she is interested in the transformative capability of art and the idea of art as a sacred narrative or myth. Archival material provides an opportunity to preserve and present material and reconfigure its significance and create new meanings towards new audiences and new understandings.

Femi Dawkins aka Jimmy Rage, is an independent London and Amsterdam based multidisciplinary artist from Jamaica with an MFA from Goldsmiths University. His practice involves drawing, collaging, object-making, installation, music, vocalizing, performing, poetry and writing. His work focuses on the significance of personal narratives that translate into universal truths, his research an anthropological excavation that brings to light untruths and voices the unspoken, by proposing new pathways, transcending social codes and connecting in a new togetherness through experiencing art and the exploration of truth. Allyship is important to Femi as it involves interconnectedness of our everyday humanity in all its forms.