Gold Run and The Bow Porcelain installation by Bouke de Vries at Pallant House Gallery
From April
Gold Run marks the return of learning-disabled athletes into the Paralympic Games following a 12 year ban. The Bow Porcelain installation responds to the history of the site of the Olympic Park.
Gold Run is a commission and partnership project between Pallant House Gallery, Glyndebourne and Carousel
www.pallant.org.uk
www.goldrun.org.uk
www.outsidein.org.uk
Image: Choir rehearsing for Gold Run, Andy Hood.
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BRIGHTON AND HOVE
I See Infinite Distance Between Any Point and Another by The Otolith Group at Fabrica and Sea of Voices by Invisible Flock on the Brighton seafront
14 April – 27 May, The Otolith Group
5 May – 27 May, Invisible Flock
Two new works: film by Turner Prize nominated The Otolith Group at Fabrica and artist group Invisible Flock’s interactive sound walk from Fabrica to Brighton Marina developed with University of Brighton students.
Commissioned by Fabrica, Blast Theory; Lighthouse; Photoworks; University of Brighton, Faculty of Arts and Brighton Festival
www.fabrica.org.uk
Image: Hydra Decapita, film still, 2010. The Otolith Group. Courtesy of the artists.
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