Echo at Pyramid Arts Centre

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Echo at Pyramid Arts Centre, Warrington 29 September 2017 — 27 January 2018 Entrance is free

Part of Warrington Contemporary Arts FestivalEcho is a new site-specific installation by Holly Rowan Hesson that explores uncertainty, transience and the gap between purely sensory feeling and experience and more literal, rational thought-based experience and memory. The projection and sculptural work creates dialogues with materials, memory and the physical space, and will be added to throughout the exhibition.

Echo at Pyramid Arts Centre, Warrington 29 September 2017 — 27 January 2018 Entrance is free

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