Be__________longing is a reading of work in process presented by Lyónn Wolf in their home in North Belfast. The event incorporates spoken word, newly produced ephemera, and archival footage from Northern Ireland Screen’s Digital FIlm Archive selected by artist Ellen Blair to explore how the domestic holds memory and produces queer kinship. Lyónn Wolf’s research for this project centres on the concept of home as both a physical place and as an embodied, affective state; foregrounding how bodies and domestic environments undergo processes of transformation, care, and ongoing maintenance.

A limited-edition risograph print, produced in collaboration with Soft Fiction Projects, will be available for attendees to take home.

Saturday 27th June (at 6pm) - Booking essential

Meet at The Living House (489 Antrim Road, Belfast) 

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/belonging-a-reading-by-lyonn-wolf-tickets-1990949961931

**Booking for this event is essential and free but capacity is limited**

Audience age: 18+

About this project:

This event is part of Flesh and Stone, an exhibition and public programme exploring histories of art production and the relationship between domestic space, the body, and the built environment in Belfast. Bringing together artists and archival research by Household, it takes place at The Living House, a new site for artistic and social exchange developed by Household and MMAS Architects. 

Supported by the Arts Council of Northern Ireland through The National Lottery & Digital Evolution Awards Programme, Belfast City Council, Paul Mellon Centre, Northern Ireland Screen’s Digital Film Archive, & Belfast Fleadh Fringe 2026.