Keith Harrison presents Joyride, a Jerwood Open Forest commission - Event

Performance

Keith Harrison presents Joyride, a Jerwood Open Forest commission

Performance

Keith Harrison presents Joyride, a Jerwood Open Forest commission. A one-off live event at Cannock Chase Forest, Tackeroo Site. Saturday 30 September 2017, 5.30 - 8pm

Monday, 18th September 2017 - Saturday, 23rd September 2017

Joyride is a community-focused live event, which brings together personal and social narratives around the automotive industry in the West Midlands, informed by the artists’ upbringing in the heavily post-industrialised Black Country.

Contact Keith Harrison presents Joyride, a Jerwood Open Forest commission

t. 01372 462190

e. info@parkerharris.co.uk

w. http://www.jerwoodvisualarts.org/exhibitions/joyride-jerwood-open-forest-commission/

Keith Harrison presents Joyride, a Jerwood Open Forest commission
Tackeroo Site
Cannock Chase Forest
Penkridge Bank Rd
Rugeley
WS15 2UA

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