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Land, Material, Memory

28 February 2026 at 19.00–22.00
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The artist sits on a large pile of earth inside what looks like a contemporary art space. They wear a white dress and leopard print headwrap.

n:u (melissandre varin), dirty nails, 2024, Eastside Projects. Photo by Ashley Carr

Encounter performance art that explores deeply felt relationships with landscapes

Can art change the way we feel about place? This evening coincides with Turner & Constable, offering contemporary perspectives on art and environment.  

Ash McNaughton and n:u present two durational performances. Working with objects drawn from British landscapes, the artists evoke experiences of estrangement and belonging. The performances explore new ways of relating to familiar places.  

Live Art Development Agency host a screening programme and drop-in workshop. The workshop draws on materials held in their Live Art Research Collection. Learn how artists have used performance to practice freedom and resistance in the British landscape.  

The programme is durational. This means you can move between the different spaces across the evening, at your own pace.

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London SW1P 4RG
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28 February 2026 at 19.00–22.00

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