Exhibition Opening: Architectures of Belonging by Claire Reed

Incurably curious. Claire Reed’s innovative, interdisciplinary art practice explores belief and value systems through the interplay of word and image, using a combination of traditional and new media.

The exhibition Architectures of Belonging brings together a selection of Claire’s works on paper and in 3D from previous and ongoing projects which explore issues of belonging in a context of change. Her video, Footage, from her art and dance collaboration, Letters:Cartas, will be shown during the open evening.

Claire particularly enjoys working with the people and place in each project, and this exhibition is no exception. As a current MA student at Sarum College studying Theology, Imagination and Culture, Claire is excited about  situating her work as a series of conversations within the context of creative theological study and Sarum’s ethos of nourishing the human spirit.

Claire holds a First Class BA Honours Degree in Fine Art and has worked extensively in the visual arts throughout her career. Her artwork and collaborative art-dance projects are exhibited and performed in the UK and abroad, whilst her St James’ arts residency in Weybridge, has recently been featured in an MA dissertation and academic paper from St Andrews University as a model of how participatory art can bring renewed relationship and love to Christian and wider communities.

During this free open evening Claire will give a short talk about her work at 6.30pm. Claire’s video, Footage, from her art and dance collaboration, Letters:Cartas, will be shown during the evening.

Free and open to all. Please RSVP to info@sarum.ac.uk or 01722 424800. The exhibition is free and open daily until Saturday 8 June 2019.