A event on Thursday 3rd February. The event starts at 18:00.
Join artist Yuko Edwards as she speaks about the processes behind her current exhibition and on-going project 'On Skin'.
The exhibition explores the function of skin as a metaphor for human resilience and the endurance of surviving the modern world.
Yuko Edwards' work addresses concepts of self and social identity. She situates her subjects in historical contexts to explore social, political, and economic realities. Archival material, including found family photographs, are often used as starting points as a way to retell stories and interrogate existing social structures.
In this talk you will hear from the artist herself as well as other's who have contributed to the project.
The event is free (e-tickets encouraged)
Bar opens 6pm, talk running from 7-8pm,
RELAY project space
St Anne's House, Brislington, BS4 4AB.
Entry requirements:
The exhibition explores the function of skin as a metaphor for human resilience and the endurance of surviving the modern world.
Yuko Edwards' work addresses concepts of self and social identity. She situates her subjects in historical contexts to explore social, political, and economic realities. Archival material, including found family photographs, are often used as starting points as a way to retell stories and interrogate existing social structures.
In this talk you will hear from the artist herself as well as other's who have contributed to the project.
The event is free (e-tickets encouraged)
Bar opens 6pm, talk running from 7-8pm,
RELAY project space
St Anne's House, Brislington, BS4 4AB.
Entry requirements:
Tickets for similar Bristol events.
— The Trinity Centre
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