Resilience in Clay | Kate Viner

Occuring
Every day at for 8 hours
Venue
Chichester Cathedral
Address
West Street Chichester, PO19 1PX, United Kingdom

We're thrilled to present our summer exhibition, Resilience in Clay, a collection of sculptural works from the artist Kate Viner.

Through developing this new body of work, celebrating human diversity and resilience, the artist has sought to bring Chichester residents together to explore different cultural values, faiths, and build connections.

The exhibition comprises seven sculptural portraits. Each of the subjects are connected by the fact that they are building a new life in Chichester, some having found refuge from persecution based on conflict and religious, social and or ethnic discrimination.
On top of seeing the sculptures on display within Chichester’s 940 year old Cathedral, visitors will have the opportunity to view the sitters' own responses to the work, in their first languages, through hand embroidered pieces.

Resilience in Clay will be on show from 12th June – 31st August 2023 and will be supported by a programme of events including an Artist’s Tour and a portrait drawing workshop. Activities will also be taking place as part of Refugee Week, from 19th – 25th June 2023.

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Resilience in Clay | Kate Viner

Occuring
Every day at for 8 hours
Venue
Chichester Cathedral
Address
West Street Chichester, PO19 1PX, United Kingdom

We're thrilled to present our summer exhibition, Resilience in Clay, a collection of sculptural works from the artist Kate Viner.

Through developing this new body of work, celebrating human diversity and resilience, the artist has sought to bring Chichester residents together to explore different cultural values, faiths, and build connections.

The exhibition comprises seven sculptural portraits. Each of the subjects are connected by the fact that they are building a new life in Chichester, some having found refuge from persecution based on conflict and religious, social and or ethnic discrimination.
On top of seeing the sculptures on display within Chichester’s 940 year old Cathedral, visitors will have the opportunity to view the sitters' own responses to the work, in their first languages, through hand embroidered pieces.

Resilience in Clay will be on show from 12th June – 31st August 2023 and will be supported by a programme of events including an Artist’s Tour and a portrait drawing workshop. Activities will also be taking place as part of Refugee Week, from 19th – 25th June 2023.

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The Dean and Chapter are committed to the protection of children and vulnerable adults visiting the Cathedral, the Cathedral Choristers, and those attending services as well as any Employees, Trainees and Volunteers.

There are seven people at the Cathedral (two clergy, four staff, and a volunteer team leader) who work closely with the Cathedral Safeguarding Officer and are specially trained and available to talk to anyone who has a safeguarding concern about a child, young person or any adult who may be at risk.

If you have immediate concerns about the safety of someone, please contact the police and your local authority’s children or adult social care services.

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