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Alinah Azadeh: Burning the Books (Photo: Mark Loudon)
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Alinah Azadeh: Burning the Books (Photo: Mark Loudon)
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Alinah Azadeh: Burning the Books (Drawing: Emma Gregory)
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Alinah Azadeh: Burning the Books (Photo: Mark Loudon)
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Alinah Azadeh: Burning the Books (Drawing: Emma Gregory)
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Alinah Azadeh: Burning the Books (Photo: Mark Loudon)
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Hannah Hull: Reclaiming Politics: Conversations around protest (Photo: Mark Loudon)
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Hannah Hull: Reclaiming Politics: Conversations around protest (Drawing: Emma Gregory)
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Hannah Hull: Reclaiming Politics: Conversations around protest (Photo: Mark Loudon)
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Jake Ayre: Gift Rap (Photo: Mark Loudon)
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Jake Ayre: Gift Rap (Photo: Mark Loudon)
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Jake Ayre: Gift Rap (Photo: Mark Loudon)
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Jake Ayre: Gift Rap (Drawing: Emma Gregory)
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Jessica Mautner: Try to eat everything (Photo: Mark Loudon)
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Jessica Mautner: Try to eat everything (Photo: Mark Loudon)
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Jessica Mautner: Try to eat everything (Photo: Mark Loudon)
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Jessica Mautner: Try to eat everything (Drawing: Emma Gregory)
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Jessica Mautner: Try to eat everything (Photo: Mark Loudon)
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Jessica Mautner: Try to eat everything (Photo: Mark Loudon)
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Matthew Elliot: We're All in this Together (Video still)
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Matthew Elliot: We're All in this Together (Video still)
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Natasha Vicars: Free Gifts (Photo:Mark Loudon)
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Natasha Vicars: Free Gifts (Photo:Mark Loudon)
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Natasha Vicars: Free Gifts (Photo:Mark Loudon)
Natasha Vicars: Free Gifts (Photo:Mark Loudon)-
Natasha Vicars: Free Gifts (Photo:Mark Loudon)
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Simon Farid: I Want to be a Real Boy (Photo:Mark Loudon)
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Simon Farid: I Want to be a Real Boy (Photo:Mark Loudon)
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Simon Farid: I Want to be a Real Boy (Photo:Mark Loudon)
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Simon Farid: I Want to be a Real Boy (Photo:Mark Loudon)
Giving in to Gift
As a meeting point between artists, their peers and the public, Giving in to Gift is a festival, curated and produced by Tim since 2011, that presents the opportunity for a conversation around economies of generosity and reciprocation.
By examining the contradictions present in the giving of gifts, the hope is that we gain more understanding of how economies of generosity interact with the changing financial landscape, whilst simultaneously providing opportunities for differing modes of collaboration to be explored.
