02/10/2008
Photo: Pete Millson
The Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site acted as the backdrop to the first in a series of arts events to celebrate the launch of the UK
Cultural Olympiad this weekend.
Charlie Morrissey's stunning new work for the Universal Value commission was revealed to an audience entranced by the monumentality
of the landscape and lulled to silence by the sound of the sea.
http://www.pva.org.uk/UV08.htm
Artist Charlie Morrissey has been commissioned by PVA MediaLab in partnership with the Jurassic Coast team to produce three site
specific works in Dorset and Devon. The
works will use the UNESCO World Heritage Site as a backdrop, stage
and cinema screen to draw our attention to the global significance of
the site, exploring its geology, natural history and environment.
The second and third pieces will be performed next spring, at Budleigh Salterton in Devon, and autumn, on the Isle of Purbeck,
respectively.
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