With only two more late night Thursdays left for What happens if...? before the next show opens I suggest you come take a visit. The show certainly has a different atmosphere in the evenings and is well worth a second visit even if you have visited during the day. Short films to watch, flaming bike tyres to mindlessly ponder over, Bill Woodrow to admire, hovering paper balls to tease you, doorbells to press and the most interactive being the huge inflatable Jerome Harrington work. To get the best out of Harrington's work bring a bunch of friends/family with you so you're not doing all the hard work on your own. It's a true treat when it's fully inflated.
Hope to see you soon,
Thursday night gallery girl.
The writing group have now produced a series of poems and prose that will be available for visitors to use, as a means of navigating the exhibition, on Sat 3 April. This is the final day of the exhibition so for those of you who have not yet seen it, or those of you who have been promising yourselves a return viewing, come along and experience the exhibition in an entirely new way.
ReplyDeleteAlso on Sat 3rd, at 2pm, Gallery Director John Angus will be giving a free tour of the exhibition. Places are limited for this event so it is worth booking in advance. Call 01524 844133 to book or email bookings(at )storeygallery.org.uk