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Monday 10th to Saturday 22nd June 2024 | 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Location: Nottingham
Venue: Nottingham Central Library
Pirouz – The New Generation Installation by Elaheh Raofi
Iranian multidisciplinary artist Elaheh Raofi's Pirouz – The New Generation installation is a fusion of three distinct materials – a chair, a clock, and a Persian carpet, each carrying its own powerful ancestral symbolism. Elaheh will be present at select times, performing her practice of weaving and sculpture.
This event is part of Transition + Transit, curated by Dwayne Church-Simms: a collection of works that explore movement, change, the stories we share, and the objects that define our past, present, and future. Transition + Transit is FABRIC's contribution to Transform, a City Takeover, a collaboration with New Art Exchange and Backlit, Bonington Gallery, Broadway, City Arts, FABRIC, Lakeside Arts, New Perspectives Theatre, Nottingham City of Literature, Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham Playhouse, Primary, Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall, and UK New Artists.
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