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Opening on 14 February ‘The Silence Between: a series of new exhibitions concerning sound’ presented by Paul Stolper.
Curated by Paul Stolper and composer Adrian Corker, The Silence Between invites artists whose works use sound to involve and include the space between the gallery’s usual scheduled shows. The works will cover a range of different disciplines from installation, to sculpture and performance. Artist will include Jem Finer, Richard Skelton, Dawn Scarfe, Liminal and Rie Nakajima.
The Silence Between is comprised of a number of shows over twelve months, culminating in a group show of all exhibited artists and a published edition. The first show opens on 14 February 2013 with Jem Finer’s sculpture Spiegelei Junior shown alongside Jerwood Drawing Prize-winner Mit Senoj’s drawings and etchings. At the opening on 14 February at 7pm, Dawn Scarfe will perform live with contributions from Pierre-Laurent Cassiere.
For more information go to: Paul Stolper
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