Exhibition Dates

28 November to 14 December 2008
Preview: 28 November 2008, 6pm to 7pm, ARC
Symposium: 13 November 2008

Contact

info [at] fifty-four.org

Locations

Exhibition Hub: ARC, Blanket Row, Queen Street, Hull, HU1 1UG Open Mon - Fri (office hours).
Exhibition info also available from Hull Tourism Office


Exhibition Map: Available from ARC or Hull Tourism Office. Download here from 25 November 2008

Guided Tours

Saturday 6 December and Saturday 13 December. E-mail info [at] fifty-four.org to book. All tours are free.

Symposium

Saturday 13 December 2008, 12 - 2pm, ARC, Free
Speakers:
Richard Hollingshead (Artist and Public Art Consultant)
Kerry Morrison (Artist)
Graham Roberts (Head of Public Realm, ARC)

Information for Press

Press quality images: Download Here


Latitude is a series of journeys for the audience leading them around Hull and re-introducing them to spaces that are usually left unobserved. Latitude invites the audience to choose which works they want to see whilst also surprising members of the public with poetic interventions dotted around the city. The exhibition is as much for this unsuspecting public who might happen across an abandoned bike-part or free brochure as for the art audience who will be able to download the exhibition map from the 54°N website or sign up for a guided tour.

54°N have taken on the challenge to question what public art is and can be. Central to the concept of Latitude are the questions of who is the Public and who is the Audience.

54°N is an artists collective with members based in Hull, London and Berlin. Born out of Hull's tradition of artist-run projects and pioneering time based media activity the collective curated 2003's largest UK based artist-run festival with over fifty artists exhibiting in warehouses, gallery spaces and public sites around Hull. Latitude will be the fourth manifestation of the collective.

54°N is Laila Evensen, Espen Jensen, Lorna Moore, Pippa Koszerek and Ben Smith.

The Latitude exhibition has been funded by Hull City Arts, by The National Lottery through Arts Council England, and Awards for All.