Join us for lunch at ATLAS Arts, as part of artist Natsumi Sakamoto’s (page opens in a new tab) self-directed research trip, as she researches waulking songs for a new film project. Along with Sarah McWhinney, Natsumi is gathering stories related to waulking songs, and they invite you to share the songs and stories you know over lunch, with specially invited guests.
The questions they are exploring include, why waulking was a woman’s role, and how singing functioned as a form of communication. They would love to hear your ideas and thoughts. All welcome, come along to hear more about Natsumi’s work and the project at large.
Please get in touch with admin@atlasarts.org.uk if you have any food allergies/dietary requirements of if we can make it easier for you to attend.