Land, Sea and Air
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METEORITE LANDS ON WORMWOOD SCRUBS 1998 Cornelia Parker (1956 – ) P7324 © Courtesy the artist and Frith Street Gallery, London
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METEORITE LANDS ON THE MILLENNIUM DOME 1998 Cornelia Parker (1956 – ) P7322 © Courtesy the artist and Frith Street Gallery, London
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METEORITE LANDS ON BUCKINGHAM PALACE 1998 Cornelia Parker (1956 – ) P7273 © (c) Courtesy the artist and Frith Street Gallery, London
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METEORITE LANDS ON ST PAUL'S CATHEDRAL 1998 Cornelia Parker (1956 – ) P7323 © Courtesy the artist and Frith Street Gallery, London
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METEORITE LANDS ON THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT 1998 Cornelia Parker (1956 – ) P7325 © Courtesy the artist and Frith Street Gallery, London
Artists include: Frank Bowling, Tiffany Chung, Agnes Denes, Shilpa Gupta,
Amar Kanwar, Tania Kovats and Cornelia Parker
Maps have continued to provide a potent source material for many years. They provide attempts to make sense of a world that is ever in transformation, whether in terms of physical manifestations such as valleys, rivers and canyons; or blurred or contested borders, betraying evidence of conflict, resistance, negotiation and power.
For others, maps serve to support a sense of identity or an engagement with a specific time and place. Maps can be used to communicate a myriad of information. However, the focus for this exhibition will be on land, sea and air, bringing together bodies of work by artists that are varied in approach and whose works span a period of over forty years. Together, they reflect on the personal, the poetic and the political.
