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April 2014
Gallery News Current Exhibition Benedict Drew, Heads May Roll, until 20 April 2014 For his first solo commission at Matt’s Gallery, Benedict Drew presents a large-scale installation. The work scrutinises the effect and intent of mediated images, synthesised voice and the fractured narrative of instructional speech. Artists’ News Graham Fagen selected to represent Scotland […]
![Willie Doherty's solo exhibition WHERE is currently on show at Ulster Museum (@ulstermuseum). WHERE offers an overview of Doherty’s career and explores his interest in borders, both real and imagined, a subject that has dominated his work for over four decades.
From early in his career Doherty has responded to his native city of Derry/ Londonderry, its hinterland and his experience of the Troubles. More recently, Doherty has revisited the borderlands near Derry and made Where / Dove (2020), a new work commissioned for this exhibition and now in the Ulster Museum collection.
Until 12 September 2021, 10am-5pm Tue-Sun at Ulster Museum, Belfast.
[ID: A two-channel video installation, with black background. The left-hand channel shows trees in the foreground and a hazy sky in the background. The right-hand channel shows a person wearing a navy hoodie and black jacket looking into the middle distance, with a distant expression on their face. They are standing on a single-track road, with grass verge and thickets either side. The light is cold in both images.]](https://news.mattsgallery.org/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)