
You can always tell when late Summer arrives, people often say with a low-spirited tone that Summer is over. But it is not, it is simply in the process of becoming something else. Clothes not yet packed away, leaves not fallen. With very little change, it is almost like a fifth season. The high of Summer has given way to the pause of Late Summer.
This exhibition is a conversation about the perpetual mutability of things; statues decayed by time, signals of distress. ‘Late Summer’, is about the relationships between things, objects and ideas, about history and what the world might look like next summer.
Friday 9 April – Sunday 30 May
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You can always tell when late Summer arrives, people often say with a low-spirited tone that Summer is over. But it is not, it is simply in the process of becoming something else. Clothes not yet packed away, leaves not fallen. With very little change, it is almost like a fifth season. The high of Summer has given way to the pause of Late Summer.
This exhibition is a conversation about the perpetual mutability of things; statues decayed by time, signals of distress. ‘Late Summer’, is about the relationships between things, objects and ideas, about history and what the world might look like next summer.
Friday 9 April – Sunday 30 May
All exhibition content on this website has been sourced from the exhibiting gallery’s website or provided by other art enthusiasts. We do not own or seek to own any of this material. If you are concerned about any misuse of your content, please let us know here.
Suggest an edit or change to this exhibition