TUESDAY MORNINGS
“If parts of a wooden ship are replaced one by one, until all the original components have been substituted, is it still the same ship?”
This thought experiment, referred to as The Ship of Theseus, was notably published by Plutarch the Ancient Greek historian and essayist in the first century CE.
In the context of Storm Warning, it is illustrative of the importance of collective action.
Over the duration of the exhibition a wooden boat will be assembled, disassembled, and reassembled, multiple times. If you would like to participate, come along to a drop-in workshop every Tuesday, 11:00-12:00 – no tools or experience necessary.
FREE (with admission, no need to book)
SAT 10 FEB, THE ENGINE ROOM, THE EXCHANGE
- ARTIST TALK – HARUN MORRISON
Join us for a free artist talk with artist Harun Morrison, who will share more about his creative practice as an artist and writer. - ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE QUESTION WORKSHOP WITH HARUN MORRISON
A discursive workshop with artist Harun Morrison. Participants will be invited to work in small groups of 3 – 4 people, followed by a freeform closing discussion over two hours including a short break.
Harun Morrison is an artist and writer whose work often employs collaborative processes. His practice spans spatial design, text, video, and sound. He is currently an associate artist with Greenpeace UK. He has works in Storm Warning at Newlyn Art Gallery, and at The Exchange.
