Soft Fiction Projects
As part of an ongoing
residency at PSĀ², Soft Fiction Projects are developing a series of new publications,
workshops and printed matter relating to ongoing research around historical
feminist and women-led housing projects in the UK and Ireland.
Also as part of the
residency they are initiating a longer term bespoke publication studio for the
printed project which includes self-sufficient printing and publication
production equipment and a printed matter resource library.
This residency is kindly
supported by and Belfast City Council.
Soft Fiction Projects is based in Northern Ireland and it is dedicated to
produce digital and printed matter on film and artist moving image culture. The
printed project acts as a forum for presenting new collaborations, artworks,
research and writing from invited artists and contributors.
Revisiting recent history
in moving image practices, Soft Fiction Projects research focus is an exploration
of underrepresented voices, oppositional histories, geopolitical narratives
underpinned by intersectional feminist perspectives which challenge and reframe
dominant hegemonic power structures.
About
Soft Fiction Projects is an artist run initiative founded in 2018 by artists Alessia Cargnelli and Emily McFarland.