Celebrate new work by Lilli Tranborg, Arbie Edward and Children Heard and Seen, with live music from Emma Hunter!
Bringing together work by Lilli Tranborg, Arbie Edward, and young participants from the local charity Children Heard and Seen, the exhibition draws on natural materials and ancient techniques such as cordage and weaving. The resulting works weave together art, science and nature, reflecting on how the act of ‘making’ can foster connection and understanding.
At the preview party, you’ll have the opportunity to spend time in the gallery discovering the exhibition and the collaborative work created through this year-long project. Drinks and refreshments will be available throughout the evening from our Café, in partnership with Lavazza, alongside live music from Emma Hunter.
We offer a range of facilities to ensure we are accessible to visitors. Please click here to find out more about visiting Modern Art Oxford. If you have any questions about your visit, please get in touch at info@modernartoxforg.org.uk.
1950s-inspired guitarist, and loop-maker Emma Hunter, together with the trip-hop-inspired percussionist Tom Bruce, and bassist Hayley Wright, create evocative, sun-blistered soundscapes. Intricate melodies and harmonies lie at the heart of every darkly imaginative song.
Emma Hunter is an experienced singer and songwriter working collaboration with Tom’s and Hayley. Their influences include; PJ Harvey, Imogen Heap and the mysticism of Ancient Mexico. Sharon Van Etten and Anna Calvi are her most prolific comparisons. They have played the main stage of Truck Festival, Cornbury Festival, the Oxford 02 Academy and other venues throughout England and have features in numerous music magazines both published and online and have been played on radio shows around the world.