This exhibition presents an arresting collection of photographs by artist Bruce Munro, capturing his immersive light installations across international locations. Through these captured moments of beauty, the project commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Dorothy House Hospice while highlighting a new community partnership with Roseberry Road Studios. Visitors can contemplate memory and connection through this unique intersection of art and bereavement support.
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This photography exhibition features a collection of light installations by internationally acclaimed artist Bruce Munro, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Dorothy House Hospice. The displayed images capture temporary spectacles of light, offering a contemplative space to reflect on memory and love during the winter months.
Curated by the artist and Dorothy House Ambassador Bruce Munro, The Light That Lasts presents an arresting collection of photographs documenting his immersive light installations from various global locations. The exhibition serves as both an aesthetic exploration of light and a commemorative project marking the 50th anniversary of the Dorothy House Hospice. Beyond the photography itself, the exhibition highlights a new creative partnership between the hospice and Roseberry Road Studios, which aims to provide art-based sessions for community bereavement support. By capturing light in the darkness of winter, the collection invites viewers to contemplate transient moments of beauty and the enduring nature of human connection and memory.
The exhibition is open to the public from Monday to Saturday, 11am to 5pm, and Sunday, 12pm to 4pm. A private view featuring a conversation between Bruce Munro and James Byron is scheduled for the opening evening on January 13th, from 6pm to 9pm.
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