ABOUT Alice Gale-Feeny
Alice Gale-Feeny (b.1989) is an artist, writer and facilitator, working with performance, text, and video. She devises structures for emergent processes to take place; where language and material forms, construct realities and build fictions. Alice graduated from BA Fine Art in 2012. Her performances and video works have been shown nationally and internationally at New Art Gallery Walsall, Eastside Projects, Nottingham Castle Museum, Space One Seoul, amongst others. Her first poems were published in ‘As Parts’ with Jess Charleston, and in Pocket Litter’ edited by Laurence Upton. Her most recent performance was presented at Seventeen, London in 2021 as part of Performance Exchange. She recently completed her MFA in Creative Practice: Dance Professional Practice at Trinity Laban, receiving a Gill Clarke bursary and Leverhulme scholarship.
Alice will be using the space as a residency and performance space, focusing around a series of poems she has written over the pandemic that explore themes of isolation, divergent thinking, love and neighbourhoods, as well as working with a paper-based archive of exhibition ephemera she collected over 10 years. Alice will also make a series of sculptures and hand-sewn books that bring together this archive.