About this Event
Join Trudi Collier for a deaf-led BSL tour of the exhibition as part of Deaf Action Burns Week.
The tour lasts one hour. Please meet us at reception, at the entrance of Talbot Rice Gallery on the second floor. We will be waiting next to a BSL tour sign.
The Rupture: no condition is permanent brings together 15 international artists who explore what it means to live through these uncertain times. Their works look at power, conflict, migration, inequality, censorship, technology and the ways people understand and represent the world around them.
Rather than presenting rupture as a moment of collapse, the exhibition asks what possibilities might emerge from change. Through different perspectives and experiences, the artists invite us to question established systems, listen to voices that are often overlooked, and imagine how things could be different.
If you have specific accessibility needs, please let us know when you register or contact us directly at [email protected] to discuss further.
Photo credit: Taysir Batniji, ‘No Condition is Permanent’, 2014-ongoing, engraved soap. © Taysir Batniji. Courtesy of the artist and Sfeir-Semler Gallery.
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Talbot Rice Gallery, South Bridge, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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