The contemporary art event, which includes elements of live performance, symposium, film and exhibition, begins on August 24
Nestled on the edge of Wirksworth in the Peak District is a beautiful art space in an old mill, Haarlem Artspace.
They will be hosting Fieldwork, featuring live performances, film and art on 24 August. The exhibition will venture outside of the gallery to present art in the greenery surrounding.
The weekend will incorporate several different artists to delve a bit further into the blurred lines between fiction and reality with David Steans’ performance. Then Tazelaar Stevenson & Michael Page will explore a combination of birdsong and dialogue in a musical chorus piece.
There will be a huge emphasis on the land and leaving it exactly as found, with no traces left behind. Their plan is to move into a fireside debrief with several guests and speakers as the weekend progresses.
You can find out more about Haarlem Artspace on their website here
Performances:
Saturday 24 August, 11am – 1pm
FourthLand, Tazelaar Stevenson & Michael Page, David Steans
Symposium:
Saturday 24 August, 2pm – 5pm
Helen Jukes, Mary Wiltshire, Glennie Kindred, Penny Newell, Chris Thornhill. Catherine Rogers & Olivia Penrose Punnett
Performance and Symposium: £8
Film & Exhibition:
Sat 7 – Sun 8 & Sat 14 – Sun 15 September, 10am – 4pm
Film by Gavin Repton alongside exhibition of performance materials Exhibition: FREE
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