Wysing 2020 Programme Launch

Wysing Arts Centre

Join us at Wicken Fen and Wysing for the launch of our 2020 programme, on 29 February.

Across the day, from 2-4pm and 5-7pm, we will launch three new projects: an ambitious structure by STUDIO MORISON at Wicken Fen nature reserve; a new commission by Turner Prize 2019 winning artist, Helen Cammock and a new installation by Wysing studio artist, Naomi Harwin, at Wysing.Join us for the whole day, or for part of it. The launch events are free to attend. If you require transport from Cambridge there are are paid ticket options available to book (please see details below). Schedule: 2-4 pm Launch of STUDIO MORISON at Wicken Fen with refreshments5-7 pm Launch with drinks and refreshments for Helen Cammock and Naomi Harwin exhibitions at WysingTravel Information:You are welcome to make your own way to each of the events, or there are 3 transport options available from Cambridge.1. Wicken Fen and Wysing plus return travel - £1612.50pm - Departs Cambridge train station to Wicken Fen2pm - Arrival at Wicken Fen4pm - Departure from Wicken Fen to Wysing 5pm - Arrival at Wysing7pm - Depart Wysing to Cambridge Train Station, arriving back by 8pm2. Wicken Fen plus return travel - £1212.50pm - Departs Cambridge train station to Wicken Fen2pm - Arrival at Wicken Fen4pm - Departure from Wicken Fen to Cambridge Train Station, arriving back by 5pm3. Wysing plus return travel - £84.20pm - Transport departs Cambridge Train Station5pm - Arrives to Wysing7pm - Departs Wysing to Cambridge Train Station, arriving back by 8pmPlease note that transport bookings will close at 4pm on Friday 28 February.If you have any questions please get in touch on 01954 718881 or info@wysingartscentre.org, and we will be happy to help.AccessIf you have questions about access needs please contact Wysing's Head of Operations, Ceri Littlechild, on ceri.littlechild@wysingartscentre.org.Please note that unfortunately the paths leading to MOTHER... at Wicken Fen are uneven and very muddy in places at the moment due to recent weather, so are not suitable for wheel chairs or scooters. There are disabled car parking spaces in the car park on Lode Lane.-----------------Studio Morrison's ‘MOTHER…’ is a large-scale structure located at Wicken Fen nature reserve. The work engages with the connections between the natural world and our mental health and is inspired by writer Richard Mabey’s book ‘Nature Cure’.Helen Cammock's ‘They Call it Idlewild’ is a new film and text work developed during her residency at Wysing during the autumn and winter of 2019/20. The works are inspired by histories, photographs and artworks uncovered by Cammock in Wysing’s archive, and respond to Wysing as a place that enables artists to take things at their own speed.Naomi Harwin's solo presentation, 'Encounter', investigates materiality and form to create an ambitious, immersive installation, in a new small exhibiting space in our main studio building.

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