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Bedwyr Williams, Wake, 2010. Courtesy the artist and Limoncello, London
Exhibition
CHANNEL
11 Mar 2016 – 5 Apr 2016
Event times
10am - 5pm daily
Cost of entry
free
Address
- The Esplanade
- Penarth
Vale of Glamorgan - CF64 3AU
- United Kingdom
As part of a series of exhibitions considering the dynamics that have led up to this point in Penarth Pier Pavilion’s rich history, CHANNEL begins this with a look at our immediate geography.
About
Mal Bennett, Louisa Fairclough, Chris Short, Josephine Sowden, Bedwyr Williams
Public Preview: 11.03, 6-9pm, All welcome
Curators Walk & Talk: 23.03, 2pm-3pm
Exhibition Forum: 04.04, 6pm
Film Screening: Here is Always Somewhere Else: The Disappearance of Bas Jan Ader, 04.04.16, 7.30pm
A hugely powerful body of water ebbs and flows beneath us, and crashes onto the Esplanade on the most violent of days. In respect of the water, this exhibition of static and moving images has been curated to evoke those rich recollections of the history of the Pavilion, and through works by these contemporary artists, draw new and exciting contexts into the situation.
Featuring the work of cross-generational local, national and international artists, working cross-disciplinary, this exhibition underpins Penarth Pier Pavilion’s directive for presenting a diverse range of artists, to its diverse audiences.
This exhibition has been made possible with the support of Arts Council of Wales, The Cheltenham Trust & Cheltenham Borough Council
