10 days - Winchester

A.V.S. 15

Through experimental exploration, focusing on the act of creation, an understanding of materials and their

A.V.S. (from the project proposal) Lucy Cass

Across city business

Enjoy the walk mapped out on 10 days city map​ and explore Editions of 10 exhibitions and at the following venues:

Anima/Animus 22

A site-specific performance and video installation in response to Winchester Cathedral’s statuettes. Reflecting on

Anima/Animus. Helena Eflerová, Kye Wilson.

Archive 11

Set in the cabinet display case on the upper gallery of the Cathedral, conceptual artists Kate Theodore and

Archive. Kate Theodore and Kimvi Nguyen.

Collider Scope

An unique opportunity created by the 10 days Schools’ Engagement team for local schools, Stanmore Primary, Weeke Primary and Henry Beaufort, to explore the theme of “Creative Collisions” through a

Alfie Gibb and Rosie Edwards of Stanmore School in Collider Scope

Colours of Grief 25

Grief affects us all. With reference to the National Arboretum’s memorial gardens which use colour to

Colours of Grief Elizabeth Saunders

Creative Collisions

This year’s project, Creative Collisions takes its lead from our mission ‘to join up and celebrate the quality and diversity of our local creative community’ for 10 days.

Creative Winchester

Paper collages juxtapose ready made images from various sources and assume visible forms which dramatise the relationship between

Creative Winchester, bulthaup Winchester. Photograph Dave Gibbons

Dark Garden: Wired in a Different Way. Sound work: Heard in a Different Way

Dark Garden: Wired in a Different Way is a slide dissolve work with sound track that explores the world of autism based on contemporary science and conversations with scientists who are trying to understand this complex field. How does knowledge of the science change our sense of self? Shown at the Science Museum Oslo 2012. 10 days has commissioned a new

Dark Garden: Wired in a Different Way. Andrew Carnie. Image courtesy of the artist and GV Art gallery, London

Dust to Dust 21

Dust to Dustis a group of figures exploring the words on the memorials in Winchester Cathedral. Made by

Dwelling Times 18

Hand-made book(s) with a sound track. The sound refers to a period of sorrow and was composed by Nicole Garrido.

Installation Luisa Menano. Photograph Joe Low

Editions of 10

We are pleased to announce that the Badger Press, Bishops Waltham will be curating an open exhibition of specially commissioned prints in collaboration with bulthaup Winchester and other local businesses and cultural organisations as part of this year’s 10 days project.

Print by Rob Luckin of Badger Press

Editions of 10

Editions of 10 is a city wide exhibition featuring over 30 specially produced multi-disciplinary prints. Working closely with the 10 days team the

Editions of 10. Photograph Rob Luckins

Elemental Dialogues

A creative collision of space, time and discipline through film, poetry and music. Anna Cady’s short films about

Elemental Dialogues. Anna Cady

Flightless

Flightless is an ongoing photographic project that explores the ideas around the physical and environmental impact of increasing

Flightless Justice Designer Jewellery. Dave Gibbons

From Me Flows What you Call Time

An exploration and documentation of the relationship between the virtual and material using information gathered from both experiences.

From Me Flows What you Call Time. Steve Sanderson

Harmonious Impact 16

A projection of selected and enhanced fine details extracted from a series of captured images of iconic

Harmonious Impact. Clare Jefferson Jones & Paul Jones

Justice Designer Jewellery

Visit the upstairs gallery space at Justice British Designer Jewellery in Parchment St and see

Juxtapositions – work in progress

A new film about engagement and the collective dialogue of putting 10 days together. Created from the interviews with a range of ​people involved. Seen through

Juxtapositions – work in progress. Kathy Oldridge

Movement Choir 28

Dance and voice improvisational workshops have been offered to the general public to prepare for a ‘movement choir’ performance in

Dance Choir Julia Hall. Photograph Joe Low

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