Rock/Body Exhibition
Exploring interfaces between the human body and the geological world.
The Rock/Body exhibition is part of an international research networking project, led by Dr João Florêncio (University of Exeter) and Professor Nigel Clark (Lancaster University), exploring new avenues of enquiry on the interfaces between the human and the geologic, and involving humanities scholars, social scientists, geo scientists, and artists. The FREE exhibition will take place at Thornlea, the home of the University of Exeter Drama Department, on the 8th and 9th of September, between 10am and 6pm. Site-specific performances will take place outdoors, on the grounds of the University of Exeter, on the 9th of September at 5pm (meet at Thornlea).
| An Art History and Visual Culture research event | |
|---|---|
| Date | 8 - 9 September 2016 |
| Time | 10:00 to 18:00 |
| Place | Thornlea |
| Provider | Art History and Visual Culture |
Event details
PHOTOGRAPHS AND DRAWINGS:
– Rose Ferraby (UK)
VIDEOS:
– Annette Arlander (Finland)
– VestAndPage (Germany/Italy)
– David Paton (UK)
WEBSITE, RESEARCH ARCHIVE:
- mirko nikolić (UK/Serbia)
SITE-SPECIFIC PERFORMANCES:
– Paula Kramer (Germany) with David Paton (UK)
– Carolyn Deby/sirenscrossing (UK/Canada) with Annette Arlander (Finland)
Funded by:
Arts & Humanities Research Council
Partners:
University of Exeter
Lancaster University
British Geological Survey
More info:
Web: http://rockbody.exeter.ac.uk/
Twitter: @UofE_RockBody
Email: rockbody@exeter.ac.uk
Rock Body
Location:
Thornlea
