Tuesday 1 July, 6pm
Free, online

Join us for an online artist talk with Moe Satt, Jakkai Siributr, and Mella Jaarsma, three internationally recognised artists currently on view in Transfer.

Moderated by the exhibition's curator, Rachael Vance, this is a chance to connect with the artist's process and broader practice, from Moe Satt's performance art rooted in Myanmar's turbulent past to Jakkai Siributr's intricate textile installations reflecting on Thai nationalism and memory and Mella Jaarsma's influential costume-based works examining cultural identity and the politics of protection. 

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Images (L-R): Mella Jaarsma Photo: Yudha Kusuma Putera. Moe Satt Photo: Courtesy of the artist and Nova Contemporary. Jakkai Siributr Photo: Matthieu Lunard.

Saturday 5 July, 10am – 12pm
Saturday 26 July, 10am – 12pm
Free, registration essential

Jakkai Siributr’s ongoing project There’s No Place is a collaborative embroidery installation that explores themes of identity, belonging, and home. It creates a dialogue between the displaced Shan communities of Thailand, particularly residents of the Koung Jor Shan Refugee Camp (KJSRC), and audiences around the world.

Through ‘call and response’ workshop sessions, participants are invited to embroider images or text onto cloth panels that have already been stitched by members of the Shan community, fostering a shared, cross-cultural conversation.

The workshop will begin with a video introduction to the project from the artist and facilitated by textile artist, clothing maker and sewist of all things, Shaye Hardisty. All materials are provided and the finished embroideries will be shipped to the artist and be included in future exhibitions of the project.

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Jakkai Siributr Photo: Amarin. Courtesy of the Bangkok Art Biennale.