Join a participatory workshop combining voice work, storytelling, seed sowing and Theatre of the Oppressed exercises. Explore Dundee’s feminist and radical history through creative practice and collective deliberation, with light vegetarian and vegan food and non-alcoholic refreshments provided.
Jamming Day 3: Dundonian Dissent: Sowing Class is a participatory in-person workshop event at Cooper Gallery, University of Dundee. It brings together creative practice and political reflection through a voice workshop, storytelling, seed sowing, Theatre of the Oppressed exercises and collective deliberations.
The session is conceived by Ruth Ewan and involves contributions from several artists and facilitators.
The event explores forms of collective action, remembrance and dissent, drawing on Dundee’s feminist and radical history. It is part of the wider Jamming The Ignorant Art School programme and is designed as a collaborative space for artists, students, educators, activists and communities to exchange ideas.
Light vegetarian and vegan food plus non-alcoholic refreshments are provided, and an access fund is available to help with travel and other access needs.
Ruth Ewan, Debbie Armour, Erin Farley, Pinar Aksu
14 November 2026, 12:00 – 17:00
Free to attend.
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