We are an arts charity based in Ipswich,
a town in the east of England.
We create art, we make the SPILL Festival of Performance and we run events, groups,
PUBLICATIONS
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We have a range of publications available, with more planned for the future. Currently available are some books about SPILL Festival, a Think Tank Workbook of writings and activities for you to experiment with yourself, Evidence of Life After Death which is a book and CD from a work we made some years back, and not forgetting the SPILL Tarot - a full working tarot deck and accompanying book which are also a limited edition artwork. Enjoy.
THE EDEN READER
The Eden Reader is a book about vegetables, ideas and art. Sometimes poetic, sometimes frank, this international collection of specially written texts are all prompted by Eden – an art project by Canadian artist Mary Catherine Newcomb.
THINK TANK WORKBOOK
What role can live performance play in starting conversations, or even building new communities? What might heritage mean? Is theatre still useful in our digital age?
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ON TIME - A SPILL READER
A collection of critical, poetic and reflective texts about the 2018 edition of SPILL. Written by a group of invited writers, topics works in the festival, the past, present and beyond.
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ON AGENCY
This book brings together a range of people who were involved in SPILL across the the first few years of the festival, including all of the artists from the 2007 and 2009 editions.
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THE SPILL TAROT
Created in collaboration with photographer Manuel Vason, a range of ‘maverick’ artists each restaged a tarot card. These images have been turned into a working tarot deck giving fiery readings, which is also a beautiful limited edition artwork. Limited stock remaining.
EVIDENCE OF LIFE AFTER DEATH
A book and audio cd of texts, songs and research ephemera, from the live performance of the same name, made by Pacitti Company in 1999 - 2000. Topics cover what happens to the body after death, body preservation, death and desire. With an introduction by Andrea Phillips.