Public Art
Exhibition previews: Eric Baudelaire and Alvin Curran / Tanoa Sasraku When There Is No More Music to Write / Terratypes
Join us for a special exhibition preview evening of our upcoming exhibitions at Spike Island, including a special performance
Join us for a preview of the new Spike Island exhibitions: Eric Baudelaire and Alvin Curran: When There Is No More Music to Write and Tanoa Sasraku: Terratypes.
ERIC BAUDELAIRE AND ALVIN CURRAN: WHEN THERE IS NO MORE MUSIC TO WRITE:
A two-person exhibition by artist and filmmaker Eric Baudelaire and avant-garde composter Alvin Curran. Curated in collaboration with music historian Maxime Guitton, the exhibition includes three new films by Baudelaire, two large-scale ‘sound sculptures’ by Curran, and an archive display assembled by Guitton.
TANOA SASRAKU: TERRATYPES:
Terratypes is a major solo exhibition of new works by Tanoa Sasraku, that build upon the artist’s ongoing research into hostile wildlands and personal relationship to the energy, mythology and memories stored deep within the British landscape.
ERIC BAUDELAIRE AND ALVIN CURRAN: WHEN THERE IS NO MORE MUSIC TO WRITE:
A two-person exhibition by artist and filmmaker Eric Baudelaire and avant-garde composter Alvin Curran. Curated in collaboration with music historian Maxime Guitton, the exhibition includes three new films by Baudelaire, two large-scale ‘sound sculptures’ by Curran, and an archive display assembled by Guitton.
TANOA SASRAKU: TERRATYPES:
Terratypes is a major solo exhibition of new works by Tanoa Sasraku, that build upon the artist’s ongoing research into hostile wildlands and personal relationship to the energy, mythology and memories stored deep within the British landscape.
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