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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London;VALUE=DATE:20190606
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London;VALUE=DATE:20190705
DTSTAMP:20190522T110651Z
URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/look-photo-biennial-victoria-gal
 lery-museum-tabitha-jussa-john-davies-cant-see-the-wood-for-the-trees/
SUMMARY:Victoria Gallery & Museum: Look Photo Biennial: Victoria Gallery & 
 Museum: Tabitha Jussa & John Davies - Can't See The Wood for The Trees
DESCRIPTION:TABITHA JUSSA &amp\; JOHN DAVIES – CAN’T SEE THE WOOD FOR T
 HE TREES\n6 JUNE - 4 JULY 2019\n\n\n\n\nPOP-UP EXHIBITION: VICTORIA GALLER
 Y &amp\; MUSEUM\, UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL\n\nWe all love the romantic visi
 on of a majestic tree and the idea that this silent sentinel has born witn
 ess to multiple generations across its long life. What events occurred dur
 ing each annual ring of growth?  Which years and periods were significant
  and where do we fit into this? What is the symbolic role of the tree with
 in our culture?\n\nToday we seemingly find ourselves having to fight in or
 der to protect our ancient and mature trees from the destructive processes
  of twenty first century living.\n\nSince the recession\, Liverpool has ha
 d a succession of green spaces that have been or continue to be under thre
 at from private property developers or regeneration: – Sefton Park Meado
 ws\; Calderstone Park\; Allerton Priory green space\; Woolton Manor green 
 space\; Rimrose Valley\; Oglet Shore green belt\; and Bixteth Street Garde
 ns.\n\nThis exhibition is a visual exploration of trees in the urban envir
 onment through the prism of contemporary scientific understanding and the 
 symbolic significance of trees to people through history to raise issues t
 hat are important to our futures.\n\nJohn’s interest is in the public am
 enity value of trees within urban green space\, exploring issues of biodiv
 ersity\, air pollution\, climate change.\n\nTabitha’s interest is in und
 ervalued public space\, at risk of becoming valued private space. Her rese
 arch has led her to the connectedness of trees and their mythical\, medici
 nal and spiritual value.\n\nCollaborators\n\nDr Andrew Hacket-Pain – Le
 cturer in Biogeography and Ecology in the Department of Geography and Plan
 ning in the School of Environmental Sciences at the University of Liverpoo
 l specialising in the fields of dendrochronology and masting.\n\nDr Morag 
 Rose – Lecturer in Geography and Planning in the School of Environmenta
 l Sciences at the University of Liverpool specialising in the fields of\np
 sychogeography\, urban spaces\, regeneration and community activism. Morag
  is also a practicing walking artist.\n\nDr Jon Power – Lecturer in Bio
 medical Sciences\, Chester Medical School\, University of Chester. Special
 isms include:- histology\, microscopy\, skeletal biology / osteoporosis re
 search\, parasitology.\n\nLOOK PHOTO BIENNIAL 2019 IS SUPPORTED BY:\n\nFun
 ders\n\nArts Council England\, Liverpool City council\, Foyle Foundation\n
 \nPartners\n\nWirral Borough of Culture 2019\, University of Salford Art C
 ollection\, Redeye Photographic Network\, CFCCA (Centre for Chinese Contem
 porary Art)\, Heart of Glass\n\nVenue Partners\n\nNational Museums Liverpo
 ol\, University of Liverpool\, Victoria Gallery &amp\; Museum\, Williamson
  Art Gallery &amp\; Museum\, UCLan (The University of Central Lancashire\,
 \n\nSponsors\n\nSpectrum Photographic\, Colloids\n\n\n
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LOCATION:Victoria Gallery & Museum\, Ashton Street\, University of Liverpoo
 l\, Liverpool\, L69 3DR\, Liverpool\, United Kingdom
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