Who Cares

Public installation

Woodhouse, A. and Broadhead, C. 2023. Who Cares. Wells Cathedral, Wells, Somerset, UK 05 Aug - 02 Sep 2023
TypePublic installation
Title of workWho Cares
CreatorsWoodhouse, A. and Broadhead, C.
ContributorsLabant, A. (Dancer) and Conti, M. (Dancer)
Description

Who Cares is a cross-disciplinary dance video project (dance and visual arts) that explores and applies the use of thermal imaging in creating an innovative new work which, in
partnership with NHS staff, reflects on the role of touch as a signifier of care, contamination,intimacy and trust.

The format of presentation can either be in miniature on a series of ipods within a gallery space, or large-scale projection within or outside spaces, dependent on the needs of the venue or Festival.

Collaborating artist Caroline Broadhead.
Dancers: Alice Labant and Martina Conti.

Output mediaVideo
KeywordsDance; Visual Art Installation; Touch
Sustainable Development Goals12 Responsible consumption and production
Middlesex University ThemeCreativity, Culture & Enterprise
Research GroupDance group
EventWells Art Contemporary - Exhibition 2023
Publisher or commissioning body Wells Art Contemporary
First publicly available date
Print05 Aug 2023
Publication process dates
Accepted03 Apr 2023
Deposited27 Feb 2024
Output statusCompleted
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Image credit
Angela Woodhouse
Media type
Image
File Access Level
Restricted
Supplemental file
File Access Level
Restricted
Copyright Statement

Copyright Angela Woodhouse
Credit Angela Woodhouse

Additional information

Who Cares premiered in the medieval Wells Cathedral this summer as part of 'Wells Art Contemporary' 2023. For this exhibition the work was presented on an ipad encased in a wooden structure and housed in the Harwood Tower adjacent to the main nave. The exhibition was open until 3rd September.

Web address (URL)https://www.wellsartcontemporary.co.uk/2023-wac-awards
LanguageEnglish
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