Artist - Lucy Panesar

In 2007, I devised a new performance inspired by the tragic story of Leonard Bast in E.M. Forster's 'Howard's End. It was called 'A Bashfully British Book Balancing Boogie'. Photos above are from my performances at the Farnham Maltings and the Oxford Playhouse.

Photo of a person looking at the notes stuck to the book shelves Lucy has strapped to her chest.

Photo of Lucy lecturing from a wooden bandstand, with bookshelves strapped to her chest.

Photo of a librarians book trolley, pasted with sticky notes, in the middle of a park

Photo of two people looking at the notes stuck to a book trolley inside a library

Above are images from 'Fill my shelves, Transform my life', a live art intervention I made around Camberwell and Dulwich in the summer of 2006.

Above are photos of a participatory performance called 'Langar Lecture' which I created for an Arts Council UK diversity event at the Farnham Maltings in 2006.

Sketches above are from a series of work I started in 2006 which look at the relationship between coffee consumption, the city, slave labour and rubbish.

Images above are from the live performance intervention related to the coffee cup series, involving a discreet live feed camera fixed to the end of a litter grabber. I performed this at Frog Morris' 'Frogstock' festival in the summer of 2006.

Photo of a projected image on a stone wall in the foreground, which reads 'Famous Women Series: Victoria. In the background there are desk chairs laid on grass.

Still image of Lucy eating bit of paper with chopsticks

Images above are of works from my NFHC solo exhibition 'Science in our lives' in April 2005. This include a performance slide lecture about Queen Victoria on the terraces of Crystal Palace Park.

Above are images from 'Talking to Animals', a series of site specific performance lectures I made on farms across Kent through 2005.

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