Rory Pilgrim and Robyn Haddon: An afternoon of songs and words - Turner Prize Artist Event

Turner Prize artist and composer Rory Pilgrim presents songs created over the years with special guest singer Robyn Haddon. Please note that this event contains swearing.
Find out more about Rory Pilgrim's Turner Prize Exhibition on the Towner Eastbourne website: townereastbourne.org.uk/whats...
About the artists
Rory Pilgrim is a multidisciplinary artist working across songwriting, composition, films, texts, drawings, paintings and live performances. Pilgrim aims to challenge the nature of how we come together, speak, listen and strive for social change through sharing and voicing personal experience.
Robyn Haddon is a singer and producer based in Sheffield, UK. She is interested in voice and song as a powerful processing tool and writes music through strategies of improvisation and vocal processing technologies. She is currently working on a new body of work called Spills, an experimental songwriting project which plays with electronics, collaboration and group singing. The first release as part of this project, Spills Part 1 is available to stream on Bandcamp now.
Robyn is a long-term collaborator of Rory Pilgrim. Together they use songwriting to platform social urgencies; such as care, connectedness and the climate crisis, hoping that music creates a neutral space to come together and explore solutions. Robyn has performed as part of Rory's work at a broad range of venues and festivals, including Centre Pompidou, Stedelijk Museum, Transmediale and Glastonbury Abbey.
Filmed at The Birley Centre. Thank you to Claire Noble and Joe Walsh at Eastbourne College, and Recursive Digital and Raquet Studios for their in-kind support.