re)collecting (f)ears is a series of site-specific performances at fallen sound mirrors across the Kent coast. The project will culminate with a publication produced by Well Projects and an exhibition of photographic & film documentation, exhibited at ]performance s p a c e [ (Folkestone) and Well Projects (Margate).
These sonic remains are physical manifestations of pre-war tensions and fears – initially built to provide defence, they are now succumbing to elemental erosive forces along the coasts of England. As relics of an early warning system that never came to fruition, their failure to serve their intended function could be seen to occupy the space of a fossilised mourning for a future that never came.
More on Facebook and at selinabonelli‘s website. It seems there is something happening in Folkestone on 14 and/or 21 September 2019.
There have been events on Thursday 15 August 2019 at the Warden Point sound mirror from 13:45 to 20:08:
Join us at 13:45 at Warden Point on the Isle of Sheppey on 15 Aug, for the third in a series of site based performances at fallen sound mirrors across Kent, by artist @selinabonelli. Curated by ]performance space[ @aplaceofaction. pic.twitter.com/grqM3IB7f8
— Whitstable Biennale (@Whitbienn) July 4, 2019
There is a workshop and site-specific performance at the fallen sound mirror at Warden Point tomorrow from 1:45pm. @whitbienn
Find out more and the plan for the day at this link. https://t.co/k7mM3DDn8D
— Visit Swale (@Visit_Swale) August 14, 2019
And before that at the Hythe sound mirror from 12:00 to 17:10 on Sunday 15 July 2019, at and Abbot’s Cliff from 11:08 to 18:34 on Sunday 16 June 2019.
The first in a series of site-specific performances at sound mirrors across the Kent coast https://t.co/31HP2OjnmM via @wordpressdotcom pic.twitter.com/Jcpqj0RxMM
— selina bonelli (@selinabonelli) May 31, 2019