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GLUE 2026
How might a gesture become an image? What can queer movements and visual strategies of the past teach us about shared space, authorship and collective making?
Through collaborative photographic actions and performance-based strategies, this workshop explores how space is shared and authored. Participants will create staged and improvised encounters with objects, structures and one another, using photography as a relational tool.
Drawing on the collective imaginaries of queer movements, from Country Lesbians: The Story of the Womanshare to the ideas in An Army of Lovers Cannot Fail (Hélène Gianecchini), the workshop considers how queer image-making can reimagine the ways we document ourselves.
Open to queer people, artists, makers and anyone interested in playful approaches to photographing themselves and others, the workshop concludes with each participant taking away a set of cards featuring images created through these collaborative encounters.
Discover the full GLUE 2026 programme
How might a gesture become an image? What can queer movements and visual strategies of the past teach us about shared space, authorship and collective making?
Through collaborative photographic actions and performance-based strategies, this workshop explores how space is shared and authored. Participants will create staged and improvised encounters with objects, structures and one another, using photography as a relational tool.
Drawing on the collective imaginaries of queer movements, from Country Lesbians: The Story of the Womanshare to the ideas in An Army of Lovers Cannot Fail (Hélène Gianecchini), the workshop considers how queer image-making can reimagine the ways we document ourselves.
Open to queer people, artists, makers and anyone interested in playful approaches to photographing themselves and others, the workshop concludes with each participant taking away a set of cards featuring images created through these collaborative encounters.
Discover the full GLUE 2026 programme
Bios
Kairo Urovi is a photographer working between Essex and Shkodër. Their practice explores themes of transness, queer identity, and the fluid boundaries between truth and fiction. Combining documentary and conceptual approaches, he reinterprets archives and personal histories to create visually compelling narratives that question how identity is constructed and represented.
His work spans editorial and artistic contexts, with a strong emphasis on printed matter and community-driven narratives. He has exhibited internationally, including at Paris Photo, PH Museum Days Festival, and Bazament Art Space.
Eva Jones is a London-based visual artist and educator whose practice explores the body as a site of mediation through which we experience, move through, and relate to landscape, particularly within queer and feminist contexts of space-making. Recent exhibitions include Where We Meet at Phoenix Gallery, Brighton (2025), developed through Queer Grounds, with forthcoming work in Within the Around at Camden Art Centre (17–31 July 2026). In April 2026, she was in residence at Ensō House, Portugal.
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Sun, 13 Sep 2026
Ground Floor
02:00 pm
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