Event title: Tongue Twisting Dinner 3 - reclamation of growth, attention to decay

Event date and time: Friday 30th of June, 18:00

Eventbrite:

https://www.eventbrite.nl/e/tongue-twisting-dinners-session-3-tickets-656836815597

Location: an other world, Bevelandsestraat 10, 3083 NA Rotterdam

Hosts: Jake (host), Merve (moderator), Ulufer (cooking coordinator/ social media) tbc (photographer), (sound recorder),

Guests: Four Siblings (Müge Yılmaz, Marija Šujica, Emiel Wolf), Kate Price & Guillem S. Arquer

Tongue Twisting Dinners is a series of four monthly dinners hosted by Eathouse. They explore ways of initiating critical dialogue around contemporary urgencies by bringing people and culinary practice together. For each session Eathouse will host a different topic elaborated by guests whose research will guide the dialogue. The dinners will try out unconventional formats that attempt to dissolve the separation between host, guest and audience through inclusive prompts.

The conversation during the third Tongue Twisting Dinner will focus on gardening and composting on an urban scale as methodologies for living through ecological crises. We will be inviting guests Four Siblings (Müge Yılmaz, Marija Šujica, Emiel Wolf) to talk about their edible living labyrinth in Amsterdam Nieuw West and Kate Price & Guillem S. Arquer, who will discuss their recent research into communities within Rotterdam engaged in making compost.

These projects rethink our relationship to plantlife and soil, giving us resources for creating sustainable and biodiverse spaces. By exploring the cycles of growth and decay, they seek shared modes of existence between the human and more-than-human, based on practices of belonging and coexistence.

Tickets cost €10 plus booking fee with the price of the meal included. The menu will be vegetarian. Please contact in advance if you would like a vegan option or you have any allergies or dietary requirements.

Space is limited to provide for an intimate discussion, reservation in advance is required. The conversations will happen in English.