Deborah Rundle
YSP and Te Tuhi New Zealand-UK Residency Award
Deborah Rundle visited YSP for a four-week residency in September 2022 in partnership with Te Tuhi, one of New Zealand’s leading contemporary art spaces.
Rundle’s practice focuses on language as a means to explore power relations, with a particular interest in the machinations of late capitalism. During her time onsite, Rundle undertook research in preparation for developing new work in response to the 1875 Woollen Weavers’ Strike in the Dewsbury and Batley region, West Yorkshire and the key figure of labour activist Ann Ellis, linking actions from the past with contemporary labour issues.
This Artist Award is supported by philanthropists Sigrid and Stephen Kirk.
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