Works exhibited in the group exhibition ‘The Art of the Possible'

Mersinis, Michael

Works exhibited in the group exhibition ‘The Art of the Possible'

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Works exhibited in the group exhibition ‘The Art of the Possible'

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Creators/Authors:

Mersinis, Michael

Abstract:

Participation in the Glasgow Art Club and the Glasgow School of Art (GSA) collaborative venture in exhibiting works that relate to COP 26 Climate Change in Glasgow.

The pieces selected for this show are ones that are made in relationship to earthquakes that take place along the fault line that runs under the Aegean Sea between Greece and Turkey.

There are 3 pieces exhibited.
Two are related to the recording and resistance of the recording of a natural phenomenon, and the third one is an imprint on a solid sterling silver plate that is is made by the scaling of the fault line. The fault line is etched on the plate with acid.

Official URL:

https://glasgowartclub.co.uk/exhibition-gallery/art-of-the-possible/page/4/

Additional Information:

The exhibition ran from Fri 29th October to Sat 27 November 2021.

Uncontrolled Keywords:

landscape, earthquake, representation, silver, climate change, photography

School/Academic Area:

Exhibitions

Dates:

Date

Date Type

29 October 2021

Published

1 September 2021

Accepted

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Event Title:

The Art of the Possible

Event Location:

Main Gallery, Glasgow Art Club, 185 Bath Street, Glasgow

Event Dates:

Fri 29th October to Sat 27 November 2021

Projects:

The Art of the Possible

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Output ID:

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Date Deposited:

12 Apr 2022 10:49

Last Modified:

15 Jun 2023 09:10

Deposited By:

Michael Mersinis

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Michael Mersinis

Lecturer in Fine Art Photography

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