BxNU Symposium: Cloudscape 
Responding to the theme of memory in the work of Lorna Simpson

Sandra Johnston; Christine Borland; Jane Arnfield

BxNU Symposium: Cloudscape Responding to the theme of memory in the work of Lorna Simpson

Sandra Johnston, Christine Borland, Jane Arnfield

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Abstract

This Symposium was created in collaboration with BALTIC Centre of Contemporary Art, In response to an exhibition of Lorna Simpson’s work regarding issues of memory, trauma and the body. The symposium brought together eminent practitioners, artists and theoreticians in this field. Emerging from the research, practice and interests of three artists based at Northumbria University: Jane Arnfield, Christine Borland, and Sandra Johnston, and working with GemArts, a leading diversity arts organisation based in the North East, the symposium connects disciplines of visual, live and performing arts. This dynamic event foregrounded new and critically acclaimed performances alongside presentations and panel discussions, interfusing live experience with critical dialogue, to consider ethical questions of representation and responsibility in histories re-told.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Jun 2014
Event	BxNU Symposium: Cloudscape - BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead Duration: 1 Jun 2014 → … http://https://www.balticmill.com/whats-on/symposia-forums/bxnu-symposium-cloudscape

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