Susie MacMurray at Tatton Park
A major new artwork by artist Susie MacMurray will be on display in the Mansion's grand Staircase during high season. The extraordinary installation on behalf of East Cheshire Hospice represents the vulnerability and resilience of humanity and inspired by the Mansion's impressive history and architecture.
Susie MacMurray at the Royal Society of Sculptors
PARALLEL LINES: SCULPTURE AND DRAWING
May 13 - July 13, 2019
Drawings from The Ingram Collection of Modern British Art are paired with drawings by contemporary sculptors, in a conversation which plays out across the paired works and the show as a whole.
Susie MacMurray at Tatton Park
"Gathering" installation
Jun. 27 - Oct. 6, 2019
"Gathering" is a major new site-specific work by artist Susie MacMurray to be installed at Tatton Park. MacMurray is known for her large-scale immersive installations that combine meticulous detail with a sense of spectacle and drama. Here thousands of individual elements of red velvet and barbed wire are suspended in Tatton Park’s grand rotunda to create a performative space that draws the viewer in....
Susie MacMurray at St. Albans Museum & Art Gallery
"Masquarade" curated by Annabel Lucas
June 13, 2018
In the dramatic splendour of the Assembly Room, internationally renowned artist, Susie MacMurray, showcases a range of her artworks as well as a specially-commissioned site-specific installation.
Susie MacMurray - "Cloud" installation
Great Hall, Winchester
"Cloud" is a monumental new artwork by artist Susie MacMurray.
Responding to conflict, loss and memory, and in particular the First World War, "Cloud" reflects the ominous presence of conflict which hung over Europe during 1914-18. This aerial work will hang from the roof of Winchester's Great Hall and hover above drifts of replica identity tags representing both fallen soldiers and those that returned.
"The war hung heavy over the population of this and other countries like a great storm cloud -- its shadow touching everyone and sucking individulas into its mass on an unprecedented scale. People who were left behind were affected just as profoundly as those who crossed the sea to fight." (Susie MacMurray 2015)
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February 5 - March 29, 2015; 10 to 5