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Performance: Motunrayo Akinola

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article thumb - Image courtesy Motunrayo Akinola

Image courtesy Motunrayo Akinola

Summary

Motunrayo Akinola presents a new participatory live performance alongside new sculptures. The event follows Akinola’s six month residency at the SLG.

Date & time

Date:31 May 2024

Time:7pm to 8pm

Event Details

Address:South London Gallery
65-67 Peckham Road

Post code:SE5 8UH

Website:www.southlondongallery.org/events/performance-motunrayo-akinola

Tickets:£10 / £8

Book tickets:www.southlondongallery.org/events/performance-motunrayo-akinola

Email: eleanor@southlondongallery.org

Description

Titled Footwash Screening (First) Interview, the performance will expand on themes explored in his exhibition Knees Kiss Ground, on display in the SLG’s Fire Station.

Akinola’s exhibition explores public attitudes towards migration. His work places objects alongside each other, using our shared and personal understandings of how they relate to prompt discussion on contemporary issues. During the performance he will present a group of sculptures titled Blankets, a new structure that the audience will be invited to enter and be interviewed by the artist.

About Motunrayo Akinola
Motunrayo Akinola is a London-based artist who uses images of the home and everyday materials to explore comfort and belonging. He creates sculptures, installations, sound and drawings. He studied at RA Schools, graduating in 2023. As a British-born Nigerian who has spent time in and now feels comfortable in both countries, Akinola’s work exposes the nuanced differences between the two places.

Access
The audience will be invited to enter a structure that has been made by the artist. This structure is fully accessible but space inside is limited. There may be a short wait time.
Seating is available.
Participation in the performance is optional. Ticket holders will be able to sign up on the day.
Please contact mail@southlondongallery.org with any questions or additional access requirements.

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Accessibility

Access for wheelchair usersAccess for wheelchair users

Assistance dogAssistance dogs welcome

If steps outside no more than 3If steps outside no more than 3

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