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Alice Hume: Wild Water

06 Dec, 2017 - 04 Feb, 2018
Wild Water, a collection of hand woven wall hangings and interior textiles created by artist Alice Hume.

This body of work takes influence from coastal landscapes, depicted as both a source of life and potential danger. A danger, which is often expressed in media reports on the global migration and refugee tragedies at sea.

Combining this contemporary theme with historic references, Humes cites Ruta Sepetys鈥 Salt to the Sea, a historical text documenting one of history's worst maritime tragedies. In 1945 three torpedoes were launched at the Wilhelm Gustloff a German military transport ship, resulting in the deaths of around 9,000 civilians, almost half were children.


Wild Water, a collection of hand woven wall hangings and interior textiles created by artist Alice Hume.

This body of work takes influence from coastal landscapes, depicted as both a source of life and potential danger. A danger, which is often expressed in media reports on the global migration and refugee tragedies at sea.

Combining this contemporary theme with historic references, Humes cites Ruta Sepetys鈥 Salt to the Sea, a historical text documenting one of history's worst maritime tragedies. In 1945 three torpedoes were launched at the Wilhelm Gustloff a German military transport ship, resulting in the deaths of around 9,000 civilians, almost half were children.


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Sunday
12:00 - 5:00 PM
Tuesday - Saturday
11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
The Vulcan Building Portsmouth, UK P01 3BF

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