Participatory Arts Installation

The People’s Palace of Possibility

Caithness, Scotland, 27 Jul – 13 Aug 2023

Join us this Summer at Lyth Arts Centre for a unique outdoor experience in the Scottish Highland.

The Palace of Possibility is an outdoor installation, co-developed by CUSP researcher Dr Malaika Cunningham, which asks how we find energy for change—despite our fear and anger about the future. It is rooted in utopias. The mystery of the utopias which have gone before, become misplaced, or gone wrong. And in the impulse for escape; for doing something radically different from life as we know it.

The Palace is nomadic and always growing. Right now it has a radio station, a kitchen, a pantry, and an escape hatch. The Palace is added to and animated by people wherever it goes. At Lyth Arts Centre it will host a disobedient choir, utopian illustrations, films, potlucks and ceilidhs.

The palace is open from Thursday to Sunday for 3 weeks from 12pm until 5pm each day—dates listed below;

  • Thursday 27th – Sunday 30th July
  • Thursday 3rd – Sunday 6th August
  • Thursday 10th – Sunday 13th August

Tickets

Join us for a feast, a conversation, and a howl of rage this Summer. To see the full programme of events, and to book tickets please see the Lyth Arts Centre website.

WHERE

Lyth Arts Centre
Lyth, Wick, Highland KW1 4UD Scotland

WHEN

27 Jul – 13 Aug 2023

CONTACT

For inquiries, please email info@cusp.ac.uk.