“Storytelling lies at the heart of my work, developed out of encounters, conversations and the discovery of abandoned histories.”
There’s a Strange Wind Blowing is Serena Korda’s first solo show. She won the Deutsche Bank Prize and the Start Point Prize in 2009 and has recently been awarded a major commission by the Wellcome Trust.
FINAL PERFORMANCE of There’s a Strange Wind Blowing:
Saturday 30 October at 4.30pm
At the gallery, 23 – 25 Rechurch Street, E2 7DJ
www.tinytypegallery.com
Recently reconfigured from a bicycle repair shop and next to an old sequin factory, the new Confer Karnac centre in Spitalfields […]
Pink columns, powerful words, auditory hallucinations, a feather, naked bodies, sharks and sunsets.
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