Revolv

Krasimira Butseva & Lina Ivanova

29 September–27 October

Wed - Sun 11am-Wed - Sun 5pm

A key element of Revolv’s ethos is to form a conversation within and through each project. Therefore, the purpose of this show will be to initiate a discussion between visitors on key issues that have come to surface for native and foreign citizens of the UK, as a result of the country exiting the EU.

Here Revolv provide a platform for the artists to express their perspective of society in the two countries that have shaped their identities, through personal memories and experiences. They invite visitors to relate and respond to the work according to their personal and collective encounters.



revolv.org.uk

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