In 2024, poet and writer Ellen Renton was commissioned as lead artist delving into Buckinghamshire’s nationally significant disability archives as part of Buckinghamshire Culture’s pilot STORIES season. Ellen’s proposal was to form a Collective of disabled artists with a connection to Buckinghamshire, who would respond to the archives from a variety of perspectives and artistic disciplines. Joining Ellen in the Collective are Guy Morris, Jess Starns, Arden Fitzroy and Noor-e-Sehar Ali who have been creating work in response to their research interests, both individually and collectively. The artists’ work is in a variety of disciplines including sculpture, printmaking, sound, radio, poetry, performance, mixed media and textiles. The opening of their INVISIBLE CABARET exhibition at Waterside Theatre Promenade is an opportunity to share the results of their research.
Find out more the STORIES season of events and activities presented by Buckinghamshire Culture with a range of partners across the county HERE.
Or contact STORIES Producer Ursula White at ursula@buckinghamshireculture.org.
Opening times:
Tues 19 Nov 6pm- 8.30pm
Wed 20 Nov 1pm- 3.30pm & 6pm -8.30pm
Thurs 21 12pm-2pm & 6pm -8.30pm
Fri 22 Nov 12pm-2pm & 6pm -8.30pm
Sat 23 Nov 2pm-4pm & 6pm-8.30pm
Sun 24 Nov 1.30pm-3.30pm
Tues 26 Nov 6pm-8.30pm
Wed 27 Nov 1.30pm-3.30pm & 6pm-8.30pm
Thur 28 Nov 1.30pm-3.30pm & 6pm-8.30pm
Fri 29 Nov 6pm – 8.30pm
Sat 30 Nov 1.30pm-3.30pm & 6pm-8.30pm
