Opening on 22 February, The Arca Project moves to a London venue. First shown at Payne Shurvell’s Suffolk gallery in April 2017, the exhibition consists of 16 visual and 16 textual responses to W G Sebald’s seminal novel The Rings of Saturn.
16 February 2018
Sixteen artists and sixteen writers take on W.G. Sebald’s seminal novel The Rings of Saturn for The Arca Project presented by Payne Shurvell at their new Suffolk space. Here, one of the curators, Michael Hall, describes how the project came about.
15 February 2017
The Arca Project is an exhibition consisting of 16 visual and 16 textual responses to one single image. Each response has been realised as a limited edition print, developed and made by Invisible Print Studio. In 1992, the cult writer W.G. Sebald turned a walk through Suffolk into an extraordinary book, The Rings of Saturn. The book is based on a walk down the coast from Lowestoft to Ditchingham, taking in Southwold, Dunwich and Walberswick.
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