Intimate Epics
Alder Hey
Vic Mc Ewan
Credits
Artist Vic McEwan
Camera Darrin Baker
Camera Sarah McEwan
Production Assistant Caitlin Overton
Covid Info
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This work, improvised in the rubble of a hospital as it was being demolished, honours the histories of that place; the lives saved, the lives lost.
By drawing sounds out of this hospital bed, Vic is activating the voices held within its material structure, exploring the poetics contained within practical and functional objects and places. This work not only honours the human experience of illness, but the human experience of living.
“I could hear my entire career in the sound that you managed to play from that hospital Bed” was the response from a senior Intensive Care lead doctor at Alder Hey.
Dates & Times
Past Event
Past Event
Past Event
Venue Details
Willow Court Barracks
15 George St, New Norfolk TAS 7140
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