Join us at The World of Glass to learn about a new project coming to St Helens, exploring how men and boys are shaped by and influence the world they live in, with Heart of Glass and collaborators.
If you work with or support men and/or young men and boys in Merseyside, or you’re an artist or professional interested in collaborative and/or community centred arts, we’d love to see you there.
What Does He Need? is a project by artist, writer and educator Fiona Whelan, theatre company Brokentalkers and Rialto Youth Project. The project exists at the intersection of collaborative arts practice, performance and youth work. It explores modern masculinity, how men and boys are shaped by and influence the world they live in and the many facets of the young male experience. The project aims to create significant public dialogue about the current state of masculinity working directly with boys, young men and those who support and influence them through creative processes and discussion about these themes.
The event will include a presentation by the artists and project team, sharing what’s happened over the past six years of the project in Dublin and how we plan to engage and build relationships with communities in St Helens. There will also be plenty of opportunity for discussion afterwards.
In a time when a spotlight is being shone on many patriarchal structures and male behaviours and attitudes, What Does He Need? is an urgent critical inquiry exploring how men and boys are shaped by and influence the world they live in.
Want to chat about the project? Email kate@heartofglass.org.uk
The What Does He Need? team and collaborators work with communities and organisations through creative and discussion based workshops, performance, public artworks, youth work and research. Through their work they create digital and physical artworks, live performance and illustration / writing.
Accessibility:
Travel:
Parking is available at The World of Glass.
Their car park prices are:
10 minutes: Free
1 Hour: £1.00
2 Hours: £1.50
Up to 4 hours: £3.00
Payments of cash or card are taken at the payment machine at the entrance of our building. You can also use the Ringo app.
St Helens Central Train Station is a 7 minute walk or 4 minute taxi journey
Filming and Photography:
We will be documenting this event in film, photography and written form. This documentation may be shared publicly.
Please note: The event information above has been added by the organiser. Whilst we try to ensure all details are up-to-date we do not make any warranty or representation as to the accuracy or completeness of the information shown.
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