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Opening Times
| Season (9 Oct 2026 - 18 Oct 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday - Sunday | 11:00 | - 17:00 |
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About us
You are invited to 'Before and After; Fragments of Origin'
artists from Camp membership showing at the new Urban Room Levinsky Gallery Space Roland Levinsky building University of Plymouth
Opening October 9th -18th, PV Friday 9th October 4pm -7pm All Welcome
'Before and After; Fragments of Origin' features 31 artists and performers from CAMP membership and explores cultural relationships with the natural world that existed before global extraction transformed ecosystems. The work considers what has been lost, what remains, and how these relationships might evolve as we look forward to the future.
The exhibition includes sculpture, installation, film, sound, performance and wall-based work. Intervention and performance will activate the space during the show.
Live interventions during Plymouth Art Weekender
Saturday 17th
12 o'c midday Laura Denning will be presenting The Tarot of the Weather (Weathered Women Walking) is an exploration of living with the weather as a lens through which to understand kinship. A card reading can seem random and beyond our control; we cannot decide which cards fall where. Similarly, the weather can seem random and beyond our control. This pack is for the weather-feelers who recognise that our bodies are sensory data collectors. The pack includes some Scottish weather words and some new, wild cards. The cards are circular. Rectangular cards give binary readings. Kinship, like the weather, is not binary.
2pm Mark Leahy performance of Cream of the Crop a spoken word piece developed as part of a solo performance on a residency at Live Art Ireland in 2023. Combining improvised movement, speech, and actions within a detailed score. Structured in three parts, the material references weather and climate, farming and agriculture, and the relationships of humans to the other-than-human.
Sunday 18th
3pm poetry reading by Caroline Collingridge reflecting what happens when ancient wisdom is lost to human-induced climate change.
