Description:
Rosalie Wiesner presents her solo exhibition of photographic work; It's Almost Always Fiction in the End, at Nottingham Castle Museum, after winning first prize in the city's Annual Open Competition of 2007. Wiesner is showcasing her series Tales of Other Spaces (2007), which explores both real and imagined scenes, alongside new work made in the Middle East earlier this year, in which she investigates a series of worlds where the viewer is unable to look beyond the façade of an artificial sky. Using long exposures, Wiesner focuses on places where luminosity and matter come together to create an unfamiliar world where everything we witness has the potential to be a story, played out in short photographic acts. A recent graduate of NTU, Wiesner has created this new body of work with support from Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery, which has a long history of supporting the work of artists based in the city and wider East Midlands.
Dates:
11 October to 4 January 2009.
Private View 10 October 6-8pm.
For images, invites and further information please contact Natalie Court on 0115 915 2751.
