Join us for a private view and drinks reception on Friday 5 December from 18:00-20:00 with speeches at 18:15. RSVP.
Wakefield-born artist Emily Ryalls explores the body as a living archive of memory and knowledge in this latest exhibition.
Through performance, sculpture, and photography, she has collaborated with over 40 women to reimagine embodied memory through archiving, asking how we can care for, share, and preserve it.
The exhibition has become an active site of connection and discovery that will develop during the show through a programme of thoughtful feminist gatherings.
ACCESS
This exhibition is featured in the Main Gallery.
-The Main Gallery is well-lit.
-The gallery is Guide and Support dog-friendly (We ask that dogs be kept on leads).
-The room has level access, and allows space for wheelchair/mobility aid/pushchair users or people with Guide dogs to pass comfortably.
-The exhibition includes Audio, Braille, Easier Read and Dyslexia-friendly interpretations.
-Sensory ear defenders are available for use during your visit, and can be picked up at the front desk.
We also offer exhibition private views by appointment.
See our Access Page for more information