Beautiful, moving and timely, People We Love explores the invisible transaction between a person, a piece of art and that emotion which bonds us all. Love.
Five, floor mounted, high definition screens, set in the York Minster, exquisitely lit, they show a portrait of a York citizen.
Each person is gazing at a picture of someone they love. A picture you never see. Feel each unspoken story as the faces tell the tale of a person they love.
One-Fifth of the Earth’s Surface is a conversation between artists Hakeem Adam, Maxwell Mutanda and the Atlantic Ocean. Presented as an interactive audio-visual landscape, the project is an explorative online experience that unearths the power of water as a dynamic and fluid archive.
Inspired by the writing and poetry of Maya Angelou (1928-2014), Still We Rise was an uncompromising set of installations and live performances by international femme and non-binary media artists, Ulungile Magubane, Neo Sinoxolo Musangi and Brandon Covington Sam-Sumana.
Supported using public funding from the National Lottery through Arts Council England. Individual projects are supported by XR Stories at the University of York, the PRS Foundation, and through co-commissioning partnerships with York Museums Trust.
