In Conversation: Joy Gerrard And Gail Ritchie

In Conversation: Joy Gerrard and Gail Ritchie

A Matter of Time exhibition. Photo: Clare Keogh

Due to unforeseen circumstances this event has been postponed to: 6pm, Thursday, 14 March

Lecture Theatre

Hear more from artists Joy Gerrard and Gail Ritchie in conversation about their respective practices and their work featured in new exhibition A MATTER OF TIME.

Free | Open to all | No Booking Required

Joy Gerrard graduated with an MA and MPhil from the Royal College of Art, London. Gerrard is known for multimedia work that investigates different systems of relations between crowds, architecture and the built environment.

Gail Ritchie works in a variety of media from installation, photography to sound and object based pieces, drawing on both cultural and historical references. Ritchie completed her practice based PhD in International Relations at Queen's University Belfast.

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