10-26 May
Become a FriendFuture and Form
Where Do Stories Come From? Workshop
Tash Aw and Guildhall Live Events
In this interactive online exhibition from UEA’s flagship project Future and Form, you are invited to make the shift from reader to writer, from observer to active participant, as you inhabit the world of the writer as they craft the story.
Using a unique combination of archive material from award-winning Malaysian born novelist Tash Aw, computer-generated imaging and responsive machine learning, you will travel 6,000 miles away to where the story begins in Hong Kong. There, you will immerse yourself in the creative process, from the spark of an idea to the decisions that build imagined worlds populated with fully-realised characters.
The choices you are invited to make throughout the exhibition will influence the outcome and, by the end, your contributions will have formed a unique digital postcard that can be emailed to you. The postcards will form a gallery of creative responses illustrating the myriad ways the writer can shape and craft a story.
Where will your story take you?
You can also sign up for a 60-minute workshop with UEA creative writers, during which you will be invited to reflect on your experiences and receive advice on forging a path as a writer.
Important information
Duration: 10 mins
This event will come off sale two hours before it starts, you will receive information about how to join the event between an hour and a day before the event.
Tickets
This event will come off sale two hours before it starts, you will receive information about how to join the event between an hour and a day before the event.
Select a performance
Saturday
22 May
11:00 am
Saturday
22 May
01:00 pm
Saturday
22 May
04:00 pm
Tuesday
25 May
07:00 pm
Thursday
27 May
07:00 pm
This work, generously supported by Arts Council England, is part of the UEA’s ‘Future and Form’ series of works designed to explore the interface between contemporary literature and creative technology.
Writer: Tash Aw
Digital Production Partner
Guildhall Live Events, part of Guildhall School of Music & Drama
Venue Partners: Norfolk Library and Information Services & The British Archive for Contemporary Writing
Full credits will be found here