BSL Gallery Tour with Martin Glover (No Spoken English)

Join art guide Martin Glover for a bespoke tour of HOME’s latest exhibition Songs for the Storm to Come by Mikhail Karikis.

This is a BSL tour with no spoken English that is designed for deaf and hard-of-hearing BSL users.

HOME is thrilled to announce its forthcoming solo exhibition, Songs for the Storm to Come, an immersive sound and multi-screen installation, by award winning, internationally renowned Greek/British artist, Mikhail Karikis. Powerfully evocative and emotive, the work and soundscape composed by Karikis and developed with a local choir, focuses on the way humans relate to, and interact with, the environment and the role communal sound making plays in expressing this relationship.

Martin will guide you to create connections, explore your own interpretation of the work, and challenge perceptions through engaging conversation.

Attendees are welcome to join Martin after the tour for an informal discussion in the café-bar.

More Information

This event is FREE, but tickets are limited so booking is essential.

If you are studying BSL and interested in attending this event to support your studies please email Emily.cutler@homemcr.org so that we can ensure the tickets are prioritised for the deaf and HoH community

  • 2:00 pm – Meet and Greet at HOME Box Office, then you will be invited to join us in the Gallery.
  • 2:10-4:00pm – A guided interactive tour of the exhibition.
  • 4:00 pm – Opportunity to socialise in the cafe. Refreshments are not included but the cafe menu can be found here.
  • Please note this time is an approximate based on the maximum group size.

  • Martin is an arts facilitator, delivering similar tours across the country
  • Martin also manages the Digitspace project, championing better visual arts access nationally
  • Martin is a passionate life long advocate of issues concerning mental health, deafness and British Sign Language.

  • The space will be well lit throughout this event
  • The Main Gallery has step free access and the route is fully wheelchair accessible
  • See our access page for more information
  • If you have any questions please email access@homemcr.org
  • There is no cloakroom to store coats or bags available, you will need to keep personal items on your person

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Duration:
2 hours