Music is a part of the new online “NEORENAISSANCE” exhibition on the Nantwich Museum website.
The online exhibition, by local artist Mark Sheeky, has been developed as the museum remains closed through the ongoing pandemic.
It continues the policy of featuring temporary exhibitions which would otherwise have been mounted in the Millennium Gallery.
“NEORENAISSANCE” is provisionally scheduled to appear on the walls of the gallery later in the year.
Mark Sheeky said: “I have an eclectic output as an artist, spanning painting, sculpture, video, music, writing, performance, and I’ve always liked exploring the links between different media and art forms.
“My recent art exhibitions have involved other artists and poets to create cross-collaborations and events, and this is a key element for “NEORENAISSANCE”.
“This online exhibition explores some of these collaborations, and it includes some of my oil paintings which have links with other art forms.”
“The High Flying Swift” is the image accompanied by the ethereal soundtrack, whilst “Triumph of the Mechanauts” depicts two Victorian time travellers in the year 2791 with poems by John F Keane and Nicol Hulme,
The museum is scheduled to re-open to the public 10.30am Thursday May 20, initially for three days a week, Thursdays-Saturdays when the schedule of temporary exhibitions will resume.
For further information contact Nantwich Museum on [email protected] or telephone 01270 627104
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