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Double Bodies : Conversations around Portuguese maleness f.marquespenteado will be working in partnership with local Portuguese men aged 16 to 25, and will examine a variety of view points from their community, researching areas of anthropology, culture, religion, ethnography, sociology and politics, class, rural vs urban, immigration, colonization and dislocation looking at Portuguese male icons and stereotypes from explorers, bullfighters and priests to footballers and waiters. f.marquespenteado will also be working collaboratively with visual artist Faisal Abdu'Allah who will be creating work in response to his residency and education programme. The residency coincides with the Crafts Council's exhibition Boys Who Sew, opening in February 2004, where f.marquespenteado is showing a selection of existing work from the Prison Speech project made at Wandsworth Prison. Boys Who Sew is a collaboration between the Crafts Council, Goldsmiths College and London Printworks Trust, and has been curated by Professor Janis Jefferies. London Printworks Trust has also collaborated with Joao Ferreira of Artworks Productions and Carla Alves of the Lambeth Crime Prevention Trust in the delivery of the education work, specifically targeted at the young male Portuguese community in Lambeth. We will be working with a group of Portuguese pupils from Lilian Baylis School in Kennington who will be making work based around the notion of Superheros.Funded
by Arts Council England, the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation and Lambeth
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An In Double Bodies DVD of the project is available to order from London Printworks Trust for £5.00 VIDEOS Many thanks to: camera: Alexandre Da Cunha editing: Tolga Saygin Please email us here to give us feedback about any of our projects. |