Brigitte Jurack: Rising Darkness

An Independents Biennial Exhibition

Rising Darkness
Brigitte Jurack

Exhibition

Brigitte Jurack presents a suite of drawings, objects, writings and the design for a new floor mosaic. Challenged by current affairs, literature, landscape and European history, the stark work engages with memories of military occupations, imperial landgrabs and land reclamations.

Drop-in Workshops

As part of the ‘Rising Darkness’ exhibition by Brigitte Jurack there are opportunities to join the artist in making a shared mosaic. Historical evidence suggests that major mosaic schemes were undertaken by teams of people who shared the time-consuming task of slowly laying out the design on the floors of domestic houses, temples or assembly halls. This new mosaic is inspired by an unswept floor found in a Roman villa in Aquileia but is politicised to include modern debris and specially trained landmine-sniffing rats.

• Tuesday 10^th June, 1pm – 3pm, learning suite on ground floor
• Saturday 5^th July, 1pm – 3pm, café near fireplace
• Friday 18^th July, 1pm – 3pm, learning suite on ground floor (for group bookings only)
• Tuesday 12^th August, 1pm – 3pm, learning suite on ground floor
• Saturday 6^th September, 1pm – 3pm, café near fireplace

Drop-in workshops are free to join and suitable for anybody over the age of 8.

Children must be supervised at all times. For booking groups of more than seven people, please contact VG&M

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