Not quite as big-shot as I’ve made it sound, but I will have an installation at Tate Modern from 24th-26th February! Watch this space! It’s part of an exhibition about how best to present art so it can be experienced by blind and partially sighted people, and is a collaboration of Shape Arts and Tate Exchange. It will be on the fifth floor of the new building, I believe.
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Speaking at Sheffield Doc|Fest!
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Fragile Viking
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