Talks & Seminars
‘Present Tense’ Spotlight Talks
Drop-in talks exploring the work of Paloma Proudfoot in ‘Present Tense’ at Hauser & Wirth Somerset.
Free, drop-in talks exploring the work of Paloma Proudfoot in ‘Present Tense,’ our multidisciplinary group exhibition featuring 23 guest artists living and working in the UK, in collaboration with 12 galleries.
Taking place every Sunday between 11 – 11.30 am from 10 March until 28 April, these talks are led by members of our gallery team. No advance booking is required, but please check in at front desk upon arrival.
About ‘Present Tense’
‘Present Tense’ spotlights the next generation of artists living and working in the UK, from emerging to mid-career, celebrating a breadth of creative talent and socially engaged practices. The multifaceted group presentation consists of 23 contemporary artists outside of the Hauser & Wirth roster, testing the boundaries of their mediums to address and confront notions of identity, consciousness, humanity and representation. Through their individual lens, each artist is responding to the cultural climate of the UK right now, depicting a range of lived experiences that co-exist and connect within the rich fabric of the same location. The exhibition is on view through Sunday 28 April 2024.
Taking place every Sunday between 11 – 11.30 am from 10 March until 28 April, these talks are led by members of our gallery team. No advance booking is required, but please check in at front desk upon arrival.
About ‘Present Tense’
‘Present Tense’ spotlights the next generation of artists living and working in the UK, from emerging to mid-career, celebrating a breadth of creative talent and socially engaged practices. The multifaceted group presentation consists of 23 contemporary artists outside of the Hauser & Wirth roster, testing the boundaries of their mediums to address and confront notions of identity, consciousness, humanity and representation. Through their individual lens, each artist is responding to the cultural climate of the UK right now, depicting a range of lived experiences that co-exist and connect within the rich fabric of the same location. The exhibition is on view through Sunday 28 April 2024.
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