
How does sight, or a lack of it, affect and transform people’s lives? Newly commissioned film, installation, painting, text, audio and photography by an impressive line-up of sighted, partially sighted and non-sighted artists and writers including Mark Haddon, eL Seed, Bahia Shehab, Karen McCarthy Woolf, Zoe Partington, Sarah Sandman, Tanvir Bush, Georges Senga, Sally Booth, Mandy Redvers-Rowe, Sammy Baloji, and Rachel Gadsden explores the different ways in which we ‘see’. Shared Vision is the first major exhibition from Project Light, a global art campaign led by Peek Vision and Fine Acts, which champions the right to sight in a world where 36 million people are blind, three quarters from preventable or curable conditions.
Friday, 28 September to Sunday, 7 October. Late night opening on Thursday 4 October, closes 9pm.
Supported by Rolex and Arts Council England.
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