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From the Fragment to the Whole
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From the collection From the Fragment to the Whole
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From the collection From the Fragment to the Whole
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From the collection From the Fragment to the Whole
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From the collection From the Fragment to the Whole
Exhibition
From the Fragment to the Whole
30 Jun 2022 – 3 Jul 2022
Regular hours
- Thu, 30 Jun
- 14:00 – 19:0019:00 – 21:00
- Fri, 01 Jul
- 14:00 – 19:00
- Sat, 02 Jul
- 14:00 – 16:0014:00 – 19:00
- Sun, 03 Jul
- 10:00 – 13:00
Free admission
Address
- 159 Bethnal Green Road
- London
- E2 7DG
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- Bus: Number 8, 388 bus, Brick Lane stop, walk 1 minute to 159 Bethnal Green Road
- Train: Liverpool Street
An exhibition of glassworks exploring the materiality of glass as a metaphor for surviving domestic abuse, created in the socially engaged art project From the Fragment to the Whole
About
Artist Roberta De Caro has been working with survivors of domestic abuse in one-to-one glass making workshops to create the collection 'From the Fragment to the Whole', a series of abstract glassworks that tell their stories of resilience.
This project springs from Roberta's research into material engagement as a path to process life events and trauma though making, glass being a material that mirrors many characteristsic of domestic abuse.
This multi-award winning project is supported using the National Lottery funds through Arts Council England.
The exhibition is free to attend. All are welcome to visit, and purchase a unique glass artwork. All proceeds from the sales of the artworks will fund future workshops of From the Fragment to the Whole, and will partly be donated to the domestic abuse charity Women’s Aid.
SPECIAL EVENT : Saturday 2nd July : 2-4pm
Programme of talks on the relevance of glass making in the process of repair and healing of the fragmented self.
Founder Roberta de Caro in conversation with esteemed mixed media artists Silvia Levenson and Philippa Beveridge, led by artist & philosopher Dr Matthew Rowe
Attendance information:
Seating available on a first come first served basis.
Unfortunately there is no wheelchair access to the lower floor where the talks will take place.
Tickets for the event on Saturday 2nd July can be booked through Eventbrite:
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/319338970457
