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Jennie Savage is based in Cardiff & has a collaborative art practice that seeks to mediate perceptions of place through the creation social situations/ sound pieces and sonic archives. Her projects focus on the relationship between architecture/ town planning/ mapping & human narrative. Writing interests include looking at the city/ place/ travel/ location/ movement/ mapping/ museums & taxonomy/ diversity and social spaces... + reviews.
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'Nanoq:Flat Out and Bluesome' by artists Bryndis Snaebjornsdottir and Mark Wilson is a large-scale installation comprising ten taxidermy polar bears. Each bear has been borrowed from a UK museum, given a new plinth and been re-housed in a modern Read on…
Spike Island, Bristol
27 February - 4 May
In negating the hierarchy that exists in the gallery – between object and observer – Donachie subverts our expectations of the exchange between the work, the artist and the audience. Installing South as a site-specific response to the Read on…
Spike Island, Bristol 21 October – 9 November
'Lateral Design in the City', curated by Ralph Turner is part of a series of exhibitions at the Glynn Vivian Art Gallery. The aim of the series is to expose an exciting and vibrant mix of concerns running through contemporary design, and to Read on…
Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, Swansea 1 April – 1 July
'West', Ffotogallery's new-format open biennial show, succeeds on many levels. Selecting less artists than previous years has left room for a natural thematic to emerge between individual works. The show succeeds as a survey of new work raising a Read on…
Ffotogallery, Cardiff 11 November – 23 December
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