Kitchen Cultures: eating (as) ecology
Kaajal Modi
A sensory workshop exploring food, climate and colonialism
Join us for an experimental sensory workshop where we will taste foods from around the world that are “cooked” through human and microbial collaborations.
As we do so, we will ask, what are the climates, critters and colonies (human and otherwise) involved in the production of our food?
Can we taste our relationship to these other beings, and in doing so, become more mindful of our responsibility to care for them?
By consciously digesting the products of climate colonialism, can we begin to bodily de-colonise our food web?
As part of the event, we will also discuss some of the material and metaphoric affordances of inter-cultural and eco-social practices of preservation, and invite participants to share their own practices of intimacy, relationality and care for our planet’s metabolic ecologies.
- Toynbee Studios is wheelchair accessible and there are wheelchair accessible toilets. Read more about Accessibility at Toynbee Studios.
- All toilets at Toynbee Studios are gender neutral in line with our Safer Spaces policy.
- Please email access@artsadmin.co.uk if you have any further access requests.
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Please email access@artsadmin.co.uk with any dietary requirements.
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This event is not suitable for those with histamine intolerances.
Date and time
11 September 2021
3–5pm
Please email access@artsadmin.co.uk with any dietary requirements.
This event is not suitable for those with histamine intolerances.
Please note
This is now a past event.
Venue
Toynbee Studios
28 Commercial Street
London, E1 6AB
Tel: 020 7247 5102
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