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Part of Coventry Biennial 2021

Listening to the Anthropocene

Ben Rivers, Look Then Below, 2019. Courtesy of Ben Rivers and LUX, London.

Ben Rivers, Look Then Below, 2019. Courtesy of Ben Rivers and LUX, London.

Part of Coventry Biennial 2021

Listening to the Anthropocene

8 October 2021 – 23 January 2022

10 am-4pm Monday to Saturday. 12 noon – 3pm Sunday

Coventry Cathedral

Coventry Cathedral. 1 Hill Top, Coventry. CV1 5AB

Regions:
England – Midlands

Free

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This new exhibition of sound and moving image by UK and international artists (who have relationships to locations that have been affected by climate change), presents new or specifically adapted artworks in the nave of Coventry’s iconic Cathedral. The exhibition explores the idea that we have moved into a new geological epoch, the ‘Anthropocene’, marked by the impact of human activities on the Earth. 

‘Listening to the Anthropocene’ is originally the title of a significant lecture by artist-geographer AM Kanngieser, which maps the range of recent ‘eco-acoustic practices’ used by artists and others from around the world. 

Part of Coventry Biennial 2021.

Artists include:

Sarah Badr, Department of Energy, Lamin Fofana, AM Kanngieser, KMRU, Rie Nakajima, Ben Rivers, Simon Scott, Jana Winderen.

This exhibition is generously supported by:

UK City of Culture 2021, Arts Council England, Coventry City Council, Art Fund, Coventry Cathedral, University of Warwick.

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