The Artist's Dream: The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters
Starts: 22nd Oct 2020 | Ends: 31st Oct 2020
The Artist's Dream: The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters
Teresa Wilson and Julie Howse
The exhibition runs from Thursday 22 October to Saturday 31 October 2020
Opening times: Monday to Friday: 4 to 6 pm / Saturdays: 2 to 4 pm / Sunday: Closed
Step into the turbulent mind of the artist with this imaginative sculpture puppet installation. The uncanny work crosses over the space between art and theatre, taking as its starting point the recurring theme of the artist's nightmarish dream in the work of 18/19th century artists of the Romantic Movement, such as Goya, Henry Fuseli and John Anster Fitzgerald.
A word of warning: this art installation contains demons and other supernatural manifestations. Look behind you as you leave – something may try to follow you!
Teresa Wilson explores the uncanny through her sculptural and installation practice; shortlisted for the Neo Art Prize 2019. Julie House is an artist who uses both drawing and textile sculpture to create an alternative world of imaginative creatures; she has a background in theatre/art in education.
Advance booking is required for visitors to the exhibition. Tickets are FREE from Eventbrite:
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-artists-dream-the-sleep-of-reason-produces-monsters-art-installation-tickets-119999841757
Strict social distancing rules will be in place with one visitor (or household) for each 15 minute slot. Hand sanitizer will be available upon entrance and we ask that unless unable for medical reasons you wear a mask whilst in the building and gallery.
Please do not touch the exhibits. For more info contact teresawilsonart@gmail.com
Teresa Wilson and Julie Howse
The exhibition runs from Thursday 22 October to Saturday 31 October 2020
Opening times: Monday to Friday: 4 to 6 pm / Saturdays: 2 to 4 pm / Sunday: Closed
Step into the turbulent mind of the artist with this imaginative sculpture puppet installation. The uncanny work crosses over the space between art and theatre, taking as its starting point the recurring theme of the artist's nightmarish dream in the work of 18/19th century artists of the Romantic Movement, such as Goya, Henry Fuseli and John Anster Fitzgerald.
A word of warning: this art installation contains demons and other supernatural manifestations. Look behind you as you leave – something may try to follow you!
Teresa Wilson explores the uncanny through her sculptural and installation practice; shortlisted for the Neo Art Prize 2019. Julie House is an artist who uses both drawing and textile sculpture to create an alternative world of imaginative creatures; she has a background in theatre/art in education.
Advance booking is required for visitors to the exhibition. Tickets are FREE from Eventbrite:
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-artists-dream-the-sleep-of-reason-produces-monsters-art-installation-tickets-119999841757
Strict social distancing rules will be in place with one visitor (or household) for each 15 minute slot. Hand sanitizer will be available upon entrance and we ask that unless unable for medical reasons you wear a mask whilst in the building and gallery.
Please do not touch the exhibits. For more info contact teresawilsonart@gmail.com