Hosted by FLP Director Luisa-Maria MacCormack in collaboration with Sarah Le Quang Sang, (SLQS Gallery), this series brings together contemporary female and non-binary artists working across painting, sculpture, performance and interdisciplinary practice whose work engages questions of embodiment, ecology, mythology, queer theory, disability, material experimentation and alternative ways of knowing - artists building practices that sit slightly outside established routes into the art world.
Each session offers an in-depth look at an artist’s work, process and influences. The series is open to an international audience of artists, students and anyone interested in contemporary art and is accessible via FLP’s pay-what-you-can ticket structure.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Lucy Wright works across sculpture, performance and research to explore the spaces where folklore, feminism and social practice meet. Her projects often emerge from years of study into under-recognised and female-led traditions, especially those associated with her own working-class upbringing in the north—resulting in artworks that serve both as invitations and provocations.
Concerned that the current resurgence of folk interest often hangs on exclusionary ideas from the past, Lucy’s work explores and reframes folk as a critical agent for contemporary resistance, speaking to the culture we create for ourselves and its radical potential. Through ongoing interventions in and with existing folk practices, and the playful invention of incisive new ones—Wright’s work encourages viewers to reimagine what kind of traditions we need to create today, for living together on a divided planet.
Recent activities include Our Wic for Arts&Heritage / Create Berwick, Dusking III at Yorkshire Sculpture Park and Timespan (Scotland); Wild Witness for Castlefield Gallery and A Reet Northern May Day for Offbeat Film Festival at the Mildmay Club, London.
Since 2023, Lucy has presented solo shows at Portico Library (Manchester) and Field System (Devon); group shows at Bloc Projects (Sheffield), Leeds Art Gallery and Haarlem Artspace / Kristian Day Gallery (Wirksworth, Derbyshire), residencies at Hospitalfield and the Hugo Burge Foundation and speaking engagements at the British Academy and Claire Bishop’s ‘Ancestral Avant-gardes’ at Manchester School of Art.
INSTAGRAM: @lucy_j_wright
WEBSITE: https://www.lucywright.art
ABOUT OUR HOSTS
SARAH LE QUANG SANG
Sarah Le Quang Sang is the Founder and Director of SLQS Gallery, where she leads a programme dedicated to supporting diverse, intergenerational women and queer artists. Her career is shaped by a personal journey marked by resilience, reinvention, and a deep commitment to creating platforms that reflect the multiplicity of contemporary artistic experience. Raised across Gabon, Cameroon, France and the UK, Le Quang Sang developed an expansive, inclusive worldview from an early age — one that continues to inform her belief that there is no single way to live, make art, or engage with culture. SLQS Gallery operates as an extension of this ethos, championing difference, experimentation and critical dialogue.
Originally trained in theatre and business, Le Quang Sang came to her multidisciplinary art practice later in life, undertaking an MA in Performance Making at Goldsmiths. She went on to become co-Director of Procreate Project, a nonprofit organisation supporting artist mothers, where she co-curated and produced initiatives including the Mother Art Prize and the symposium Oxytocin (Birthing The World and Collective Care). She founded SLQS Gallery, a contemporary art gallery committed to platforming women and queer artists across generations. Through a considered and targeted programme, SLQS Gallery aims to foster an inclusive and intentional ethos. The gallery looks to disrupt outdated frameworks, such as neatly defined industry classifications “emerging” and “mid-career”, which often exclude artists balancing caregiving responsibilities or working outside conventional timelines.
INSTAGRAM: @slqsgallery and @sarahlqs
WEBSITE: https://www.slqsgallery.com/
LUISA-MARIA MACCORMACK
Luisa-Maria MacCormack is a London-based artist, educator and cultural producer. She is the founder of The Feminist Lecture Program, an international pay-what-you-can public education platform established in 2018 that has hosted nearly 200 lectures by artists, academics, curators and researchers exploring feminist art histories, visual culture, ecology, embodiment, gender politics and contemporary theory. Alongside commissioning and curating the programme, she hosts the weekly live sessions and oversees the development of a growing digital archive designed to expand access to feminist education beyond traditional university structures.
MacCormack is also a founding member of London Drawing Group, an artist-run teaching collective known for delivering experimental drawing programmes in collaboration with major UK institutions including Tate, the British Museum, the National Gallery and the Hayward Gallery. Her teaching and public programming work has included lectures, workshops and seminars for organisations such as Cambridge University, Bournemouth University, the Hayward Gallery, Tate and the National Gallery, and she has appeared on BBC Radio 4 and Sky Arts. Alongside her educational work, MacCormack maintains an active studio practice spanning drawing, painting and sculpture, with research interests centred on embodiment, ecology, spirituality and the fragmented body.
INSTAGRAM: @luisamariamfineart
WEBSITE: https://www.luisamariamaccormack.co.uk/
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FAQs
ACCESSING THE LIVE LINK
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RECORDING
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PAY WHAT YOU CAN
Everyone is welcome to join this Pay-What-You-Can class. We suggest a donation of £20, however, we understand that may not be possible for everybody. Please be honest and pay what you can afford so that we can continue to offer our sessions on a donation basis.
MORE FLP…
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