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Coventry Biennial 2023: Industry Preview – The silt has risen from the ocean floor and overturned everything

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Image Credit: Clémence Lollia Hilaire: The silt has risen from the ocean floor and overturned everything'. Courtesy of Clémence Lollia Hilaire.

Are you visiting the city for our Grand Opening at the Herbert Art Gallery & Museum? Or for the launch of Phantom Sculpture at the Mead Gallery?  

Make sure you don’t miss this industry preview of The silt has risen from the ocean floor and overturned everything, a solo show by Amsterdam-based artist Clémence Lollia Hilaire.

This informal, drop-in event provides a chance to see the exhibition before it opens to the public on Friday the 6 October as well as the opportunity to see Coventry University’s new Delia Derbyshire Building.

Principle Funders:

Major Partners:
British Council, Artangel, Herbert Art Gallery & Museum, Compton Verney

 Project Partners:
Arcade, Arts Council Collection, Coventry Building Society, Coventry Business Improvement District, Coventry Cultural River Consortium, European Artistic Research Network, Freelands Foundation, Historic Coventry Trust, Historic England, Ikon Youth Programme, Midlands 4 Cities, Mothers Who make Coventry Hub, Nuneaton Library and Information Centre, Open Theatre, SpaceX, Screening Rights FIlm Festival, Warwick Arts Centre, Warwickshire County Council, Warwickshire Wildlife Trust

 

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