sara mark: January 2010

Sunday, 31 January 2010

Awaiting Transformation

In April 1993 the mediaeval church of St. Ethelburga’s in the heart of the City of London was destroyed by an IRA bomb.

"The bomb destroyed the building in an instant; reconciliation is a process that unfolds slowly; transformation is possible."

Ice and Fire - as the sun sets at 6 pm on March 12, 2010 St Ethelburga's Centre centre will host ‘Ice and Fire’, an arts event that will last 24 hours on the theme of awaiting transformation.

We would be delighted if you would join us for as much or little of the event as you can.

Welcome to Ice and Fire

March 12-13 2010

Bodies

My work is process led; the result of chance and the innate properties of a palette of materials.

'Inanna' and 'Crucible' are part of a series of 'makings' that are investigations of both the 'random' and the 'inevitable' - slowly unfolding manifestations.

I am also working with dance and voice for 'Bodies Transformed'; it seems fitting that the body interacts directly with the wonderfully atmospheric Crypt space for this show.

'Descent' has been choreographed for the Private View by Divya Umakanth, a Bharatanatyam dancer from South India and is narrated by Hazel Bradley