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Commencing on Saturday 15th June - Saturday 14th September 2019 at Blackburn Museum & Art Gallery Industrialised Exhibition: Art in Manufacturing in the Gallery
Industrialised is an exhibition of artists featuring contemporary reflections on the rich layers and stories of making and manufacturing, and the human stories of these factory workforces, seen through the lens of eleven multi-disciplinary international artists.
An opportunity to recognise the powerful links between manufacturing industries and artists. Artists have continued to rely on the skills of fabricators, forgers, casters and welders to realise their creative works and place them in the public view. Artists from Lowry to Rauschenberg have been heavily inspired by the visual imagery of factories and the humanity of the industry working inside them. Industrialised is a showcase of contemporary artists and current approaches to working with, or reflecting on these same subject matters, and in this we see a new set of social commentaries on industries deeply resonant effect on global and local politics, social structures and our environment today.
Indistrialised will open at The National Festival of Making, and will run until Saturday 14 September 2019.
Featured Artists: Jasleen Kaur, Charles Freger, Mandy Payne, Kate Haywood
With: Andre Stitt, Chrisoula Kostankakou, Karen Mathison, Pascal Ungerer, Sue Rossiter, Zoe Robertson, Jason Taylor, Maria Kapajeva, Katie Watson
Curator: Alex Zawadzki
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| Free Event | Free |
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In Blackburn Town Centre, near to the Town HallFrom M6 Junction 31 follow A667 into Blackburn.From M65 Junction 4 follow A666 to Blackburn.Contact Blackburn Visitor Centre for details of Car Parks or see the map on our web site www.visitblackburn.co.uk
Blackburn Museum is located in Blackburn town centre approx 5 minutes walk from the Bus and Railway Station. There are direct bus & rail services to Blackburn from Accrington,Clitheroe, Bolton, Burnley, Darwen, Chorley , Manchester & Preston. Contact Blackburn Visitor Centre for details of public transport from where you live 01254 688040. Alternatively, for public transport information out of our normal office hours contact: Travel Line: 0871 200 2233 (for bus services around the Lancashire area) or National Rail Enquiries 03457 48 49 50
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