BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:adamgibbons/ics METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT1H BEGIN:VEVENT UID:457@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:Harriet Morley – Waste Not\, Want Not DTSTAMP:20261011T140820Z DTSTART:20260114T180000Z DTEND:20260114T200000Z DESCRIPTION:Waste Not\, Want Not: An Incomplete Manual for Artists\, Techni cians and Workshops\nis a living resource that documents the often-unseen adaptations\, hacks and\ninclusive practices that shape how workshops func tion\, offering insight into\nmore accessible\, sustainable and supportive ways of working.\n\nThe publication grows directly from Harriet Morley’s experience of working\nwithin technical workshops — spaces understood not only as sites of production\,\nbut as environments of learning and exchang e. Developed as part of Harriet’s\nTechnical Fellowship at the Rijksakadem ie\, the research brings together case\nstudies\, interviews and examples from artist residencies across Northern Europe\nand the UK\, and is design ed as an evolving resource for artists\, technicians and\norganisations.\n \nThroughout the research\, sustainability is approached from two interdep endent\nperspectives: ecological — addressing materials\, energy use and e nvironmental\nimpact — and holistic\, which considers accessibility\, soci al ecology and the\nways people inhabit shared spaces. These dimensions co ntinually shape one\nanother\; decisions about materials influence how peo ple work\, while workshop\nlayouts\, tools and cultures affect safety\, in clusion and energy use.\n\nIn this talk\, Harriet will speak through the d evelopment of Waste Not\, Want Not\,\nreflecting on her research at the Ri jksakademie and how it connects to her wider\nartistic practice. She will discuss how observing small but meaningful\nadjustments raised questions a round knowledge-sharing\, institutional\nresponsibility and collective act ion\, and how foregrounding these often-unseen\npractices can support more equitable\, resilient and sustainable workshop\nenvironments. URL:https://flypost.ie/event/harriet-morley-waste-not-want-not LOCATION:Fire Station Artists' Studios - 9-12 Buckingham Street Lower\, Dub lin 1\, D01 R6P3 STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES: X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Waste Not, Want Not: An Incomplete Manu al for Artists, Technicians and Workshops is a living resource that d ocuments the often-unseen adaptations, hacks and inclusive practices that shape how workshops function, offering insight into more accessible, susta inable and supportive ways of working.

The publication grows directl y from Harriet Morley’s experience of working within technical workshops — spaces understood not only as sites of production, but as environments of learning and exchange. Developed as part of Harriet’s Technical Fellowshi p at the Rijksakademie, the research brings together case studies, intervi ews and examples from artist residencies across Northern Europe and the UK , and is designed as an evolving resource for artists, technicians and org anisations.

Throughout the research, sustainability is approached fr om two interdependent perspectives: ecological — addressing materials, ene rgy use and environmental impact — and holistic, which considers accessibi lity, social ecology and the ways people inhabit shared spaces. These dime nsions continually shape one another; decisions about materials influence how people work, while workshop layouts, tools and cultures affect safety, inclusion and energy use.

In this talk, Harriet will speak through the development of Waste Not, Want Not, reflecting on her researc h at the Rijksakademie and how it connects to her wider artistic practice. She will discuss how observing small but meaningful adjustments raised qu estions around knowledge-sharing, institutional responsibility and collect ive action, and how foregrounding these often-unseen practices can support more equitable, resilient and sustainable workshop environments.

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