Culture central | Midsummer Festival | Asylum art Gallery | Public Bodies exhibition
Sat, Jun 20
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Asylum Art Gallery | 20th June Presenting 'Public Bodies' 14 collective members and studio holders work that offers over layered narratives discussing public space, access and restriction.
Time & Location
Jun 20, 2020, 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM
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About the event
Asylum Art Gallery | 20th June
Presenting 'Public Bodies'
14 collective members and studio holders work that offers over layered narratives discussing public space, access and restriction, including portraits of key workers, photography of shielders, paintings of our local community gatherings, ghosts, empty spaces and derelict cities.
There will be an interactive video tour where you can access the work, including music, poetry and performance.
Available all day to view
At 7.30pm artist HM will present a live art action in the space 'Do digital profiles dream of death', exploring intimacy and tactility between hands in relation to western death practises and the distortion of the communal practises that take place when only accessible through online platforms.
Showcasing the following;
Ewan Johnston
Rachel Shakepeare
Alex Bird
Bethany Dugmore
Vincent Stokes
Scott Cartwright
Kristina Hall
Tariq Evans
Caitlin Doherty
SKORE
Mickey Angel
The Calamity
WE ARE THE L.I.M
MadVinyl
HM
West Midlands Culture Response Unit (WMCRU) is delighted to announce the Midsummer Festival, a free one-day festival celebrating arts and culture in the West Midlands on Saturday 20th June. Featuring a collection of many West Midlands theatre, dance, music, artists and venues Midsummer Festival will mark the Summer Solstice with a wide range of live, archived and pre-recorded cultural activity available online including performances which have never been seen before from companies including the Royal Shakespeare Company, ACE Dance and Music and Birmingham Contemporary Music Group. Midsummer Festival is the first event organised by the WMCRU, which has been created to co-ordinate, develop and deliver an action-orientated, response by over 100 arts organisations in the West Midlands to the Covid-19 crisis in the short, medium and long term. Led by Culture Central, WMCRU’s purpose is to ensure the visibility, viability and recovery of the Cultural Sector in the West Midlands.