Everything Flows
Image © Museums SheffieldEverything Flows brings together work by emerging and established Sheffield-based artists working with painting, sculpture, video, photography and sound. The works are each united, in different ways, by a sense of ‘flow’, from choreographed movement and kinetic motion, through to the fluctuations of narrative, and the movement of international finance and migration.
Curated by Jeanine Griffin, the exhibition includes work by Paul Barlow, Rose Butler, Joseph Cutts, Natalie Finnemore, Ruth Levene, Victoria Lucas, Peter Martin, Ryan Mosley and Ian Nesbitt, along with screening programmes/ events curated by Annexinema and Joseph Cutts & Ashley Holmes.
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Everything Flows forms part of Making Ways, a new programme supported by Sheffield Culture Consortium through Arts Council England to showcase, celebrate and develop the exceptional contemporary visual art produced in the city.
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Beneath Your Feet gallery at Weston Park Museum. Image © Andy Brown
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Beneath Your Feet gallery at Weston Park Museum. Image © Andy Brown
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Beneath Your Feet gallery at Weston Park Museum. Image © Andy Brown
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Beneath Your Feet gallery at Weston Park Museum. Image © Andy Brown
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What on Earth gallery at Weston Park Museum. Image © Andy Brown
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Sheffield Life and Times gallery at Weston Park Museum. Image © Andy Brown
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Sheffield Life and Times gallery at Weston Park Museum. Image © Andy Brown
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Sheffield Life and Times gallery at Weston Park Museum. Image © Andy Brown
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