Exhibition

Bill Viola: Submerged Spaces

5 May 2012 – 29 Jul 2012

Regular hours

Saturday
10:00 – 17:00
Sunday
10:00 – 17:00
Tuesday
09:00 – 18:00
Wednesday
09:00 – 18:00
Thursday
09:00 – 18:00
Friday
09:00 – 18:00

Cost of entry

(admits ticket holder to all venues) £6; £4 concessions; school groups £2 per person. Free to Sainsbury Centre Friends, UEA and NUCA students when tickets obtained at the Sainsbury Centre

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Norwich, United Kingdom

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  • Bus numbers 25, 25a and x25 run from Norwich city centre to UEA ' ask for the Sainsbury Centre stop. Park & Ride service 604 runs Monday to Friday to the main UEA bus stop.
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The Sainsbury Centre, in partnership with Norfolk & Norwich Festival, is bringing together an exhibition of video installations by internationally recognised artist Bill Viola, to be shown at venues around the city. Bill Viola is one of the world's most celebrated video artists. His mesmerising installations explore such fundamental experiences as birth, death and the meaning of human consciousness. Viola's fascination with world cultures, philosophies and beliefs is subtly reflected in his images and his use of sound and movement. He has exhibited in galleries and museums across the world, creating intimate encounters that envelop the viewer. Now his seminal video works come to East Anglia for the first time in this major, city-wide exhibition that demonstrates Viola's mastery of working practice over the last decade. Submerged-Spaces brings together monumental and intimate pieces displayed in three underground locations across Norwich, creating a unique way of experiencing the works. The Lower Gallery of the Sainsbury Centre is transformed into a meditative space with rooms dedicated to a set of four works: Four Hands (2001), Catherine's Room (2001), Surrender (2001) and the spectacular Ascension (2000). Two further installations, Visitation (2008) and The Quintet of the Unseen (2000), are displayed at city-centre venues never before open to the public, inviting you to leave the city behind and immerse yourself in the work. Co-curated by the Sainsbury Centre and Norfolk & Norwich Festival Other venues The Undercroft Below the War Memorial City Hall St Peter's Street Norwich NR2 1NH The Crypt Carnary Chapel Norwich School 70 The Close Norwich NR1 4DD

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