Blog
Welcome to Mayfest 2024
Hello and welcome to Mayfest 2024.
We are, as ever, excited and proud to be welcoming this heart-filling gathering of artists from all over the world for what we hope will be a connecting and inspiring time for everyone who chooses to come together over nine days this May.
PASSING: A Short Film by Jo Bannon
A strange duet. A funny kind of twinning. A kinship. PASSING, a short film by Jo Bannon, invites you to pay attention to the barely visible but highly choreographed ways in which we all perform, or pass, on stage and in everyday life.
Resting Stories and Creative Writing Workshop Call Out: A Crash Course in Cloudspotting
Do you need to rest throughout the day? Do you have a story to share about resting in public? Commissioned by WDR, we are gathering stories from German speakers based in Europe, to feature in a radio play which will be broadcast in Autumn 2024.
Emergent Value research project – Invitation to join an audience advisory group
The Emergent Value research project is trying to find out why, and how, live arts events (such as theatre or music performances) are meaningful to people.
On not getting Bristol City Council Openness Funding
Alongside other colleagues across the city, we are hugely disappointed to hear that Bristol City Council are not recommending us for renewed funding for the next three years.
Verity Standen Guest Blog: There You Go, Lovely
Culminating in a weekend programme of film, photography, live performance and installation 1-3 December, Confluence has been the collaborative effort of four fantastic artists, one of whom is Verity Standen. For the blog, we did a quick artist profile on Verity and spoke about her upcoming Confluence project There You Go, Lovely.
Travis Alabanza Guest Blog: Since We Last Kissed
Culminating in a weekend programme of film, photography, live performance and installation 1-3 December, Confluence has been the collaborative effort of four fantastic artists, one of whom is Travis Alabanza.
Ryan Convery-Moroney Guest Blog: Confluence
Confluence has been the collaborative effort of four fantastic artists, one of whom is Ryan Convery-Moroney. For the blog, we did a quick artist profile on Ryan and discussed his upcoming project.
Asmaa Jama Guest Blog: A Song for the Slippages
As part of Confluence’s weekend programme, multidisciplinary artist Asmaa Jama will be presenting A Song for the Slippages - a live performance exploring the idea of a hidden or parallel world and converging tales in the city. For MAYK’s blog, we did a quick artist profile with Asmaa discussing their project.