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WCCD at JOY: Guide to Self-Organising

Jun 17, 2025
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Friday 20th June | The Art House, London | 1–11pm

Use the code WCCDPRINT at checkout for free access to our event and the full JOY programme!


We’re buzzing to be part of JOY, a new creative gathering presented by @acrylicize at @thearthouselive in East London. Join us on Friday 20th June for a special edition of our WCCD Guide to Self-Organising — a day of community-led creativity, making, and conversation.


What to expect:


📝 Manifesto Workshop with @tobycarveryprincessxoxoA playful and powerful session where we’ll write and share our own self-organising manifestos.


🎨 Screen Printing with @printclublondonWe’ll be screen printing your manifesto words onto clothes — so don’t forget to bring old clothes to print on (t-shirts, tote bags, anything goes!).


🎲 Class Cahoots!Forget panel talks — we’ll be flipping the script with our game-style discussion format, where the audience leads the conversation around class, art, and self-organisation.


👕 Don’t forget:

Bring your own clothes (old t-shirts, tops, bags — anything you'd like to transform with your manifesto prints).


As a programme partner of The Art House, both the WCCD and Print Club London communities get FREE access to the full two-day JOY programme — just use the code WCCDPRINT when booking.



About JOY

🗓 19–20 June 2025📍 The Art House, 30–36 Pritchard’s Road, London, E2 9AP⏰ 1pm – 11pm both days

JOY is a new kind of creative festival – a space to play, explore, experiment, and connect. The line-up includes performances, talks, workshops, and installations from artists, designers, curators, and community organisers including:

@auntie._.flo | @wilfridwoodsculptor | @salome___wu | @spf50.project | @veritybabbsart | @tummyacheuk | @stackmagazines | @chairlieboy | @jamesburke__artist | and more.



 
 
 

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