Sylvia’s Sisters
Dates: 03 Mar 2018 - 03 Mar 2018
Location: Manchester Met Uni Campus
Sylvia’s Sisters
Artist and activist Sylvia Pankhurst (1882–1960) studied at Manchester School of Art from 1898 to 1903. On #IWD18 8 March discover current arts practice of women at Manchester Met across fine arts, design, fashion, architecture and writing.
Locations
Manchester met uni campus 9am-8pm
Free – all welcome! Activities drop-in, Timings specified
Benzie building café & foyer
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PRAXXIS feminist knowledge giveaway
(9-‐11am)
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Launch, feminist zine
FRESH (9-‐3pm)
special collections
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Discovery Day: writing and women in the collections & archives
(10-‐3pm)
Geoffrey manton atrium
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Fashion exhibition, across business, culture & work
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various artists
(11-‐4pm)
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Activism pop-‐up library
(12-‐2pm)
Righton open space
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Writing Together: Feminist Practices in Academic Writing, workshop, including reading of “Nine Women Reading on a Beach”
(11-‐1230pm)
The shed (workspace)
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Fine arts, photography and craft exhibition, various artists
(10-‐4pm)
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Art School Suffragettes, workshop
(1-‐3pm)
Holden gallery & Grosvenor gallery
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Suffragette Afternoon Tea Party
(3-‐4pm)
Business school (G.33, Lect Theatre 4)
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“She Draws: She Builds”, film screening by PRAXXIS and RIBA
(6-‐8pm)