Laura’s practice is interdisciplinary and includes FIELDWORK: the running and participation of events and workshops - DIWO (doing it with others), material based activities often working with skill based professionals. For example, 'What it means to handle stuff - auto-pedagogy - a course in butchery’, Laura brought students from the Royal College of Art and staff from Raven Row Gallery London together to learn butchery skills under a professional butcher, looking at what it means to learn a skill and to deskill, the environment we learn in, the groups we learn with and skills we can access both as an amateur and a professional.

Events:
2017 Making Knowledge: CLAY, Goldsmiths College at Cubitt Studios and Gallery. (Feb)
2016-17 Materiality – An Exploration, Goldsmiths College at Cubitt Studio and Gallery 17/2/17, University of Leeds 30/11/16, Sotheby’s Summer School, London 13/6/16 and Houserules Summer
School, London 5/7/16.
2016 Auto-pedagogy - a day of bread making. E5 Bakehouse, London. Project with students from Goldsmiths College, Fine Art Undergraduate programme. 3/2/16
2015 What it means to handle stuff - auto-pedagogy - a course in butchery. Project with Raven Row and The Royal College of Art, London. 11/3/15

All events are documented and further explored on Laura's materiality website TENDERFOOT

https://research.gold.ac.uk/id/eprint/20934