Experiments in Living

In the series "Experiments in Living" visual artist Anthony Prothero shifts his focus from familial themes to an immersive exploration of landscapes. Departing from previous familial narratives, Prothero delves into the nuanced elements of the land, aiming to unveil its inherent tranquillity amid the anxieties of the contemporary world.

Each image in this evolving series captures Prothero's quest to depict peace within the present disquietude. Meticulous exploration of quiet details invites viewers to connect with the artwork, fostering a link between observer and the profound stillness of nature.

"Experiments in Living" signifies a new area of contemplation between external landscapes and internal states. Prothero's visual dialogue encourages reflection on serene environments' transformative potential in countering contemporary anxiety. The series becomes a visual narrative of the artist's search for a deeper connection with surroundings, inviting the audience on a contemplative journey through nature's quietude.

Experiments in Making

Welcome to 'Experiments in Making,' where the traditional boundaries of art and audience blur in an exploration of publishing as practice. This exhibition goes beyond the ordinary, inviting you to play an active role in the creation of your own exhibition catalogue.

Step into the Publishing Lab, a space that challenges the usual dynamics of art interpretation. Here, using images from the landscape series on show, you're not just a spectator; you become a co-creator, weaving your own narrative around the exhibited works.

The curated images serve as a visual language, offering endless possibilities for constructing your unique interpretation. 'Experiments in Making' celebrates collaboration and diverse perspectives, transforming visitors into contributors. This interactive approach seeks to redefine the traditional roles of artists, curators, and the public, fostering a living, evolving dialogue of creativity and agency, where 'Experiments in Making' unfolds as a dynamic exploration at the intersection of art and participation.