exhibitions

Dawn Woolley: Visual Pleasure

21 July – 6 August

Turner House

Visual Pleasure is an enquiry into the act of looking and being looked at. Referring to psychoanalysis, phenomenology and feminism, Woolley considers the experience the viewer has when looking at her as a female and a photographic object. In a practice that encompasses photography, video, sculpture, installation and performance, she questions how we interpret what we see and how meaning is created by social regulation, expectation and desire.

Weds 20 July, 7pm — On the opening night, Woolley will present a performance specially devised for her exhibition at Turner House

Thurs 28 July, 6.30pm — Artists in Focus: Dawn Woolley in conversation with Jo Longhurst

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