Manufactory × ArtReview: Hannah Pezzack & Aram Masharqa in Conversation with Fi Churchman & Mazzy-Mae Green

Following Manufactory 2026 and on the occasion of Frieze Week, join writers Hannah Pezzack and Aram Masharqa in conversation with Fi Churchman, Editor of ArtReview, and Mazzy-Mae Green, Programme Director of Park Royal Design District, reflecting on their time as the inaugural writers-in-residence for the Manufactory × ArtReview Writer’s Residency.

For this special conversation at Queensrollahouse, Pezzack and Masharqa will discuss the writing that emerged from their residencies, the encounters and research that informed it, and the possibilities and complexities of writing from within a place as layered as Park Royal.

Moderated jointly by Churchman and Green, the conversation will consider writing and criticism alongside questions of place, industry, cultural production and what it means to encounter creative practice within the wider ecology in which it is made.

The conversation will be followed by an audience Q&A.

Doors & bar open: 5pm
Conversation: 6.30pm
The conversation will last approximately 45 minutes and will be followed by an audience Q&A.

Copies of the new texts by Hannah Pezzack and Aram Masharqa, developed during their Manufactory × ArtReview residencies, will be available to read at the event and for audiences to take home.


About the residency

The Manufactory × ArtReview Writer’s Residency was established in 2026 as part of the inaugural edition of Manufactory, Park Royal Design District’s festival for interdisciplinary art and culture. Hannah Pezzack and Aram Masharqa were selected for the inaugural residencies by Fi Churchman, Abbas Zahedi and Mazzy-Mae Green. Each writer received a £2,000 stipend alongside editorial mentorship and access to Park Royal and its creative community.

About the writers

Aram Masharqa

Aram Masharqa is a London-based Palestinian writer, curator and researcher. His writing has appeared in Art Review Oxford, White Hot Magazine and elsewhere. He works at Gasworks and has previously undertaken roles with organisations including Delfina Foundation and 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair. He studied Contemporary Art at Sotheby’s Institute of Art, where he was the recipient of the Culture& Cultural Leadership Scholarship. His writing and curatorial research considers how artists and writers appropriate existing structures – including space, form, language and history – to produce new work.

Hannah Pezzack

Hannah Pezzack is a British writer, editor and curator based between the Netherlands and the UK. She is part of the curatorial team at Sonic Acts, where she edits Ecoesmagazine and contributes to the development of research, publishing and public programmes. Previously, she was Managing Editor of Extra Extra. Her writing has appeared in The Wire, Zweikommasieben, VICE, Bad Gays, Full Moon Journal (Ignota Press), Worms and NOIA, among others. Her poetry has been commissioned by Page Not Found, Kunsthalle Düsseldorf and The Hague Library.

This event is free to attend, but booking is essential. Capacity at Queensrollahouse is limited, and places will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. If the event is fully booked, we encourage you to join the waiting list: we will be monitoring it closely and releasing any returned tickets as soon as they become available. 

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