grief

This Grief Thing in Nottingham

By Amelia Ideh, Wed 23 Jan 2019

Following three unforgettable residencies in Preston, Middlesbrough and Manchester in 2018, the next This Grief Thing temporary shop will take place in Nottingham (address tba), between 7-24 March 2019 in partnership with Dance4. Opening Dates & Times Wednesday 13 March: 12-6pm Thursday 14 March: 12-5pm Friday 15 March: 12-6pm Saturday 16 March: 10am-5pm Sunday 17 March: 12pm-4pm Mon 18 March: closed Tue 19 March: closed Wed 20 Mar: closed Thursday 21 March: 12-6pm Friday 22 March: 12-6pm Saturday 23 March: 10am-3pm Sunday 24 March: 12.30pm-4pm Grief Gatherings Friday 15 March: 6.30-8pm Monday 18 March: 12:30-2pm Friday 22 March: 10-11.30am Saturday 23… Read More

This Grief Thing at The Whitworth, Manchester

By Amelia Ideh, Wed 31 Oct 2018

This November we’ll be heading to Manchester to open a new temporary shop as part of This Grief Thing, our project that invites people to think, talk and learn about grief. We’ll be at the Whitworth, Oxford Rd, Manchester, M15 6ER (November 9 – 18) If you’d like to join us for a Grief Gathering, a small group conversation about grief, they’ll be taking place on Monday 12, 10-11.30am (*at St Mary’s Hospital), Thursday 15, 6.30 – 8pm and Friday 16, 10-11.30am at the shop. To book contact griefgatherings@feveredsleep.co.uk or Tel: 020 3815 6430 / 07932259834 If you can’t make it to the shop, you can now… Read More

Reflections on This Grief Thing In Preston

By Amelia Ideh, Tue 16 Oct 2018

An excerpt from “A Space For Grief (This Grief Thing In Preston)” By David Harradine. This is our first shop. Before we arrive, we talk about what might happen. We acknowledge that nobody might come. We remind ourselves that we’re first and foremost trying to make grief visible, trying to refuse all the subtle and blunt and careless and well-intentioned and cruel ways it gets silenced and diverted and ignored. We tell ourselves it’s OK if nobody comes. Because even the presence of the project here, in this shopping centre, in this city, in Preston, makes it possible for conversations… Read More

Conversations About Grief in London, March 2018

By Christina, Tue 6 Mar 2018

We’d like to invite you to take part in a small group conversation as part of the research and development process of our next project, which will address the silence around grief and grieving. We’re living at a time when many people find death and grief almost impossible to talk about, and those people who are grieving, who want to talk about what they’re going through, often struggle not only with their grief, but also with the silence that surrounds it. We’re really keen to hear from all sorts of people about how easy or difficult they find it… Read More

Permission To Grieve

By Sam Butler, Thu 22 Feb 2018

We think it’s time to talk about grief. We have some experience: one who is grieving, one who is not. And neither of us feel confident in these positions, as friends, as a brother, sister, son, daughter, mother, nephew, niece, aunt, uncle, colleague, employer, employee, teacher, student, neighbour,,,,,,,,,,,,,, When death and therefore grief is the only certainty about being a human, a human who loves other humans, it is confounding when you start to think about our failure as a culture (my culture, I can only talk from this viewpoint for the time being) to know how to navigate IT…. Read More