Design: Marta Celio

Four artists explore the ever-changing landscape of Bristol city centre in new residency programme, Confluence.

Over the past few months, MAYK have been collaborating with Asmaa Jama, Ryan Convery-Moroney, Travis Alabanza, and Verity Standen – four exceptional artists with close relationships to Bristol – to bring together a weekend programme of performance, film, installation and photography that explores personal and universal experiences of the city.

Using Bristol’s rich musical heritage as inspiration, MAYK are building an ‘album’ of new ideas that each respond to questions of belonging, transience, social history and how we collectively understand and navigate the city around us. Join us in pressing play for the first time, and leave your mark on a collective vision for our city’s future.

This programme of events is free and open to the public, no tickets required. Opening times are Friday 6pm–9pm, Saturday 11am–6pm, and Sunday 11am–4pm.

Performance Schedule (Asmaa Jama and Verity Standen):

Friday: 6.45pm

Saturday: 12pm, 1pm, 3pm (3pm Asmaa Jama only)

Sunday: 12pm, 1pm, 3pm

Confluence is free.

Confluence is a MAYK project, commissioned by Ginkgo Projects for The Glassworks – Redcliffe's newest student accommodation managed by Fresh.