Cherry Tenneson: Half of Two Days of Everything

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We'll always be together – Cherry Tenneson - HALF OF TWO DAYS OF EVERYTHING at Paradise Works
Cherry Tenneson

Cherry Tenneson - HALF OF TWO DAYS OF EVERYTHING at Paradise Works, Salford 29 March — 14 April 2019 Entrance is free

Paradise Works is delighted to present artist Cherry Tenneson’s first solo exhibition, Half of Two Days of Everything. Tenneson’s practice often involves accumulating and transforming everyday signs and objects, and through this examination of seemingly disparate and commonplace elements, the absurdity of the everyday is exposed. She is interested in exposing the inherent flaws and banality in the language of advertising, commodification, and instructional procedures.

For the preview, Tenneson and Laura Weaver present a new performance that takes an absurdist look at the impact of technology on society. The exhibition is curated by Zoe Watson and is open 12-5pm on Saturdays between 3 Mar-14 April or by appointment.

Cherry Tenneson - HALF OF TWO DAYS OF EVERYTHING at Paradise Works, Salford 29 March — 14 April 2019 Entrance is free

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