Free exhibition of paintings, installations, photography, film and digital projection by nine artists exploring ageing, embodiment and creative becoming.
Restless Movement Collective are taking over Priory Undercrofts from 7 to 14 November, bringing together nine artists for an exhibition that looks at ageing, embodiment and creative becoming. It's a mixed bag in the best way: paintings, installations, photography, film and digital projection all in one space, so you'll be moving between different mediums as you go.
The whole thing started with a curated archive of 100 words drawn from books, poetry, philosophy, film and writing across different times and cultures. Each artist was given three of those words to work from, so while the starting point was the same, the results are as varied as the artists themselves. The exhibition invites you to think about journey, movement and restlessness, and the variety of work on display—from static paintings to moving film and digital projection—mirrors that.
The nine artists involved are Carrie Boardley, Andy Brooks, Heather Davison, Andy Farr, Kate Hills, Richard Norris, Mary Savaa, Surminder K Tamne and Sue Warner. They work across different genres, so the show pulls together a range of voices and styles rather than sticking to one particular approach.
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It's open 12:00 to 16:00 daily from 7 to 14 November, and there's a special Performance Night on Friday 13 November from 18:00 to 22:00. The venue is Priory Undercrofts, 6 Priory Row, Coventry CV1 5EX—the site of Coventry's first cathedral. Entry is free and everyone's welcome.
