Where seas meet

Tania Kovats

Where seas meet

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Abstract

The exhibition examined the many contrasting ways that the sea has shaped our culture, our imaginations and our physical existence through mythical sea monsters, superstition and seaside traditions as well as trade and travel. While inherently without borders, we have mapped the sea for exploitation, geo-political advantage and for conservation. Ten new commissions were produced specially for Offshore, including works developed in conversation with leading marine scientists. Existing works by contemporary artists were selected for their related insights into the sea.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 1 Apr 2017
Event	Offshore: Artists Explore the Sea - Ferens Art Gallery, Hull, United Kingdom Duration: 1 Feb 2017 → 28 Aug 2017

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Where seas meet

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