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To and Fro: An exhibition of work by the research group Space Place Practice : If only you can hear me

Keegan, M. (2024) To and Fro: An exhibition of work by the research group Space Place Practice : If only you can hear me.

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Abstract:
Works by Space Place Practice members http://spaceplacepractice.com Space Place Practice is an artists’ research hub which comes together to create dialogues and to develop projects informed by a shared interest in notions of space, place and creative practice. At Bath Artists’ Studios 25th May – 31st May. An exhibition of work in progress from members of the artists research group ‘Space Place Project’. Part of the Bath Fringe Festival. Curated by Lisa Wooding. Bath Artist’s Studios. The Old Malthouse, Bath BA1 3AJ 24th May 2024 - Friday 31st May 2024. The series if only you can hear me are three multiplate etchings. The work is an intersection of personal experience and broader sociocultural discourses on place, identity, and belonging. The themes of belonging, identity, rootedness, liminality, and 'home' that are explored resonate extensively with liminality in relation to cultural identity. The multi-layered nature of prints can be seen as a material manifestation of palimpsestic memory. Each layer of the print read as a stratum of memory or experience, contributing to a complex, non-linear narrative of place and belonging.
Uncontrolled Keywords:
contemporary art, Etching, liminality, identity
Creators:
Keegan, M.
Faculties, Divisions and Institutes:
?? ASART ??
Date:
24 May 2024
Date Type:
Publication
Language:
English
Status:
Published / Disseminated
Refereed:
No
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