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URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/ib18-williamson-art-gallery-deto
 urs-and-dislocations-cian-quayle/
SUMMARY:Williamson Art Gallery & Museum: IB18: Williamson Art Gallery: Deto
 urs and dislocations\, Cian Quayle
DESCRIPTION:Williamson Art Gallery: Detours and dislocations\, Cian Quayle 
 - Liverpool/Isle of Man/Vancouver: in the footsteps of Malcolm Lowry will 
 be on show from\n7th of July until the 26th of August 2018 \n\nPhotograph
 s by Cian Quayle: Detours and Dislocations – Liverpool / Isle of Man / V
 ancouver: In the footsteps of Malcolm Lowry at the Williamson Art Gallery 
 from the 7th of July until 26th of August 2018.\n\nThis summer\, the Willi
 amson Art Gallery &amp\; Museum in Slatey Road\, Birkenhead will host two 
 photographic exhibitions from renowned photographers – Tom Wood and Cian
  Quayle – as part of the gallery’s ongoing programme reflecting the fa
 ces and places of Wirral. The exhibitions open to the public on the 7th of
  July.\n\nCian Quayle’s project traces the significance of journeys\, ex
 ile cultures and altered relationships with place\, which take their cue f
 rom the life and writing of acclaimed author Malcolm Lowry\, who was born 
 in New Brighton in 1909. New photographic artworks present a reconfigurati
 on of place and sites significant for Lowry’s writing in Liverpool\, Van
 couver and the Isle of Man.\n\nLowry’s journeys are retraced as we switc
 h between Liverpoool\, Vancouver and the Isle of Man. Several of the Steam
  Packet ferries that sailed from Liverpool to the Isle of Man upon which L
 owry travelled as a child were built at the Cammell Laird. Malcolm Lowry b
 oarded the Blue Funnel ship Pyrrhus at the age of eighteen – taking to s
 ea – in order to gain first-hand experience\, which formed the basis for
  his first novel Ultramarine (1932).\n\nIn 2013 Cian Quayle curated two co
 nsecutive exhibitions at the Contemporary Art Space Chester (CASC)\, which
  formed part of the ‘Parallel Programme’ for Look 13 Liverpool Interna
 tional Photography Festival: Tom Wood – the DPA Work. This led Wood to i
 nvite Quayle to co-edit and design a book\, which has developed into a thr
 ee volume publication of the same title by Steidl co-published with the Un
 iversity of Chester. Quayle was funded by Research and Knowledge Transfer 
 funding in 2015 – 2017.\n\nThe exhibitions at the Williamson Art Gallery
  extend the work of Quayle and Wood in their ongoing collaboration\, which
  will also incorporate the book launch for The DPA Work. The exhibitions w
 ill form part of the Independents Biennial and both projects have social\,
  cultural and historical significance for the region. The cultural memory 
 of places defined by shipbuilding\, and literary inspiration drawn from th
 e city and the sea.\n\nEntrance is free to the Williamson Art Gallery &amp
 \; Museum and the building is open to the public from Wednesday to Sunday 
 from 10 am until 5pm. To find out more\, download the latest newsletter. f
 or information about about forthcoming exhibitions and events.
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