The Imaginary of Greenham Common: a conversation followed by a performance from Tansy Spinks
20 August 2022
Art historian Alexandra Kokoli convenes a conversation: The Imaginary of Greenham Common with artists Anne Robinson, Liz Murray, Minna Haukka and Harriet Hill followed by a peripatetic violin performance by artist Tansy Spinks.
Part of a Beaconsfield’s exhibition Monica Sjöö The time is NOW and it is overdue! and a week-long Peace Camp, 17-20 August, in Beaconsfield’s yard with artists and writers Minna Haukka, Harriet Hill, Alexandra Kokoli, Kristen Luke, Anne Robinson, Sally Pomme Clayton, Tansy Spinks.
Peace Camp week, Art historian Alexandra Kokoli convenes a conversation: The Imaginary of Greenham Common, Beaconsfield 2022. Photo Naomi SiderfinPeace Camp week, Art historian Alexandra Kokoli convenes a conversation: The Imaginary of Greenham Common, Beaconsfield 2022. Photo Naomi SiderfinPeace Camp week, Art historian Alexandra Kokoli convenes a conversation: The Imaginary of Greenham Common, Beaconsfield 2022. Photo Naomi SiderfinPeace Camp week, Art historian Alexandra Kokoli convenes a conversation: The Imaginary of Greenham Common, Beaconsfield 2022. Photo Naomi SiderfinPeace Camp week, Art historian Alexandra Kokoli convenes a conversation: The Imaginary of Greenham Common, Beaconsfield 2022. Photo Naomi SiderfinPeace Camp week, Art historian Alexandra Kokoli convenes a conversation: The Imaginary of Greenham Common, Beaconsfield 2022. Photo Naomi SiderfinPeace Camp week, a peripatetic violin performance by artist Tansy Spinks, Beaconsfield 2022. Photo Naomi SiderfinPeace Camp week, a peripatetic violin performance by artist Tansy Spinks, Beaconsfield 2022. Photo Naomi SiderfinPeace Camp week, a peripatetic violin performance by artist Tansy Spinks, Beaconsfield 2022. Photo Naomi SiderfinPeace Camp week, a peripatetic violin performance by artist Tansy Spinks, Beaconsfield 2022. Photo Naomi Siderfin
