Unwriting the Artist's Statement invites you to abscond from International Art English and respond directly to your work. Moving away from the critical language often used to address contemporary art, this workshop proposes different protocols for speaking about your practice to the world. Through a series of guided prompts, improvisation, and gentle exercises, participants will work with revision, association, and a deliberate quality of randomness, to develop ways of using their own voice. The focus is on speaking through the work rather than separating language from practice. This is a supportive space for play, experimentation, and discovery. No previous experience or prepared text is needed. Over the two hours, you will: - Develop new ways of talking about your work that feel personal and less rehearsed - Loosen habits around formal or institutional language - Build confidence in speaking and writing about your practice - Generate material you can continue to develop after the session - Connect with others navigating similar questions around language and practice. Artist/scholar\researcher\quiet disrupter, Elle Reynolds has a background in organising practice. She continually challenges traditional institutional structures, reimagining the use of time and space. Her art making under the pseudonym Guest-Host-Guest includes object installation, collaborative events, performative storytelling and interventions that unsettle the notion of archive through spatial exploration, participation, and the disruption of academic language. She holds a PhD investigating alternative art school spaces and serves as a Non-Executive Director and Board member of TOMA (The Other MA), an alternative art school in Southend-on-Sea, Essex. Recent projects include workshops for New Contemporaries and Creative Break Time. She is currently Programme Leader of the Graduate Diploma in Art at Goldsmiths. Tickets (inc booking fee): General Admission: £65.71 Concessions £44.04