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That Sinking Feeling at Bankley Studios and Gallery

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That Sinking Feeling

Bankley Studios and Gallery, Levenshulme
27 April 2018

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David Rogerson
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That Sinking Feeling at Bankley Studios and Gallery is a collaborative installation that dives into the soup of our current predicament. It seeks to reflect the relationships we have with this reality, the artefacts we create in our pursuit of progress, and the confused emotional state we find ourselves in. Combining film, sculpture and sound, the exhibition favours a lyrical approach ⎯ to use the vernacular of internet memes: ‘That feeling when… you realise you’re in the middle of a slow-motion apocalypse and you haven’t done your homework.’

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