Across the galleries, our current exhibiting artists transform familiar experiences of family, music and the internet into richly imagined worlds, inviting us to see ourselves and the world around us differently.
Don't miss this chance to explore •~TUA~• 大眼 •~MAK~•, LOCAL SUPERSTAR II, and BRB after hours, with a complimentary drink and a DJ on hand to set the tone!
At the centre of the Seema Mattu's exhibition LOCAL SUPERSTAR II is Saheli: a South Asian queer band, collective, and sonic entity, whose journey through making music together unfolds across the work. We're excited to welcome Saheli's Lagnajita Mukhopadhyay, MANI JNX, Ushara Dilrukshan and Zahrah Hutton to FACT for a one-off performance.
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Rae-Yen Song 宋瑞渊 draws on the flux and resilience of the immigrant experience to reimagine the world. For this exhibition, the gallery is transformed into a darkened abyss, suspended somewhere between the deep sea and the skies above. Moving through this landscape, Rae-Yen invites us to reconsider our connections to ecosystems, ancestors, and the cosmos around us.
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Music is at the heart of so many of our lives, whether it's something we listen to, create or experience together. LOCAL SUPERSTAR II explores this idea through music, sculpture, film and digital animation in a new installation by artist Seema Mattu.
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Discover three new artworks by North-West-based artists and members of FACT’s Studio/Lab, Livi Wilmore, Mrs Luva-Luva and Ellie Hoskins. In this exhibition, all three artists explore how constant connectivity is reshaping our understanding of ourselves, each other, and the world around us.
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