Hayward Gallery Touring’s new exhibition explores how simple everyday materials are being used to surprise and provoke, ‘creating worlds and telling stories ranging from the personal to the cosmic’.
Speaking about the show, its curator, Caroline Achaintre, said: “I wanted the exhibition to emphasise the transition from something quite everyday, domestic and supposedly unspectacular, into the creation of fantastical and extraordinary works, worlds, and visions.
“It has been an enriching experience to encounter such a diverse realm of artists and to create this exhibition, which features pieces by both upcoming and established artists from different generations.”
Image credit: Rae-Yen Song, song dynasty ○○○, (2021). Assorted appliquéd fabrics, copper, paper maché, painted MDF, steel and PVC. Image credit_ Tiu Makkonen
Hayward Gallery Touring’s new exhibition explores how simple everyday materials are being used to surprise and provoke, ‘creating worlds and telling stories ranging from the personal to the cosmic’.
Speaking about the show, its curator, Caroline Achaintre, said: “I wanted the exhibition to emphasise the transition from something quite everyday, domestic and supposedly unspectacular, into the creation of fantastical and extraordinary works, worlds, and visions.
“It has been an enriching experience to encounter such a diverse realm of artists and to create this exhibition, which features pieces by both upcoming and established artists from different generations.”
Image credit: Rae-Yen Song, song dynasty ○○○, (2021). Assorted appliquéd fabrics, copper, paper maché, painted MDF, steel and PVC. Image credit_ Tiu Makkonen
Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry
£free