An Evening With OOF

Originally from Sheffield, Corbin explores ideas of masculinity through the medium of textiles, paying homage to the people and places that have shaped his northern identity – the pub, boxing gyms and football pitches. He's best known for his unique take on the St George's cross, where he uses satirical slogans and messages of love and support to hijack stereotypes associated with the flag.

Eddy is a London-based art critic. He is the Art & Culture Editor for Time Out and has written about art for The Guardian, ArtReview, The Art Newspaper and Vanity Fair. He's also the co-founder and editor of OOF, and is a huge fan of sparkling water.

Hannah is a performer, writer and producer who creates original theatre and film. Her self-written short film, Devi – देवी, which she also stars in, was recently broadcast on Sky Arts. Hannah has toured her solo show, ENG-ER-LAND, to over 20 venues, supported by Arts Council England and The Football Supporters’ Association. ENG-ER-LAND is co-produced with WoLab and directed by Rikki Beadle-Blair.

London based artist Juno works with photography, film and installation. Her wry staged self-portraits build a soft pink universe of hyper-femininity, solitude, desire and despair, with an ultra-critical edge. She has become one of the most recognisable photographers working today, forging an aesthetic that has seen her move seamlessly from immersive, intimate gallery exhibitions to leading major campaigns for fashion brands like Burberry.

Justin is the co-founder and curator of OOF Gallery. He is also a director of J HAMMOND PROJECTS, a London exhibition space dedicated to supporting ambitious ideas. Previous solo shows at JHP include Betty Tompkins, George Rouy and Shadi Al-Atallah. Justin thinks he can still do a job in the middle of the park.

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