All the work in this exhibition was made collaboratively by participants of the walks on Holcombe Moor during May. Making work with the landscape and responding to the flow and energy of the land.
During the walks participants explored aspects of hauntology and more-than-human entanglement, and the work being shown is one outcome of this exploration.
The exhibition is free to attend and includes free drop-in workshops during the opening hours on Saturday and Sunday.
There will be limited copies of a co-created zine / exhibition catalogue, where exhibition visitors will be invited to choose their own adventure.
Opening Friday 3rd July, 5 – 8pm
Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th July 10am – 4pm
Altogether Otherwise 6-10 Hanover Street, Manchester M4 4BB
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