Adam Hogarth: "Battle Cat" The artwork exhibited in Battle Cat is an anthropological study of a fictitious community that hangs onto life 900 years after a global mass extinction. Set at Jarman’s Point (formally the coastline connecting Folkestone to Dungeness), to a backdrop of cataclysmic sea-level rises and a mass extinction of most animals, humanity has regressed to a new dark age. Within the work, Hogarth intertwines his own personal experiences with new religious movements that echo a naïve vision of the past, distorted by the disaster. These common tales of war, peace, death and love are tales than span aeons, from our collective past to our defunct future. SAT: 11:00 - 11:30 and 15:00 - 15:30 An artist talk by Adam Hogarth lasting 30 mins. Adam will discuss themes and ideas that run through the exhibition including the climate emergency, post-nuclear legacies, historiography and his own personal narratives. 12:00 - 15:00 Cliftonville Library Knitting Group Come grab a cup of tea and meet the Cliftonville Library Knitting Group on Saturday for top tips and advice on how to get into knitting. The group will also be selling some of their own knitwear are creative creations. SUN: 12:00 - 16:00 Soup Mother by Isobelle Boltt An interactive dining / performance art experience, participants will join in the creation, serving and eating of a communal soup. Drawing from folkloric and religious rites, the soup service will explore our relationship with food, and the role of the mother as material and spiritual provider. 11:00 - 15:00 Mask Making Workshop Artist Adam Hogarth will join a drop in workshop in which people are invited to make masks out of old junk and recyclable rubbish. Participants will be encouraged to return at the end of the day to participate in a masked ritual that will involve singing and dancing.