SOURCE 2020/21
EXHIBITIONS & FEATURED ARTISTS
7 ARTISTS x 4 VENUES
Find out more about the artists and their exhibitions taking place across 4 partner organisations:
SIGNAL FILM & MEDIA
3 JUN — 31 OCT
SANKEY PHOTO ALBUMS REIMAGINED
ZOE FORSTER
Using the past to inform the present, a recreation of The Sankey Photo Albums and a celebration of West Coast Cumbria
HATS OFF, RUN FREE, OUR FAVOURITE PLACE
DANIELLE CHAPPELL ASPINWALL
Danielle’s fun interventions encourage conversation around mental health and her own creative neurodivergent motherhood journey. Respecting nature and hoping to inspire landfill reduction, she aims to lift spirits and help people feel connected.
WORDSWORTH TRUST
FOR DUDDON
AMY JOHNSON
An exploration of the River Duddon, both remotely and in reality, through photography, collage and geocaching.
RIVER TIME
KATRIN JOOST
River Time: Echoing Wordsworth’s musings on the Duddon, my photographs depict less the river’s likeness but rather my time looking, beckoning the viewer to gaze into the water, the river, time itself.
WINDERMERE JETTY MUSEUM
FLY TIZZIE FLY
CHRIS DENNETT
I make interactive contraptions and web apps to encourage people to play, rather than passively observe; providing an opportunity to sidestep normality and muck about for a spell.
TULLIE HOUSE MUSEUM & ART GALLERY
SHADOW CLOCK
JENNIFER MCMILLAN
Shadow Clock is illustrated by the shadows cast by a female body and poetically personifies time by travelling through the history and collections of Tullie House.
HIDDEN NATURAL HISTORIES
ELEANOR CHANEY
Working with the Nature Collection at Tullie House, Eleanor explored some of the people and stories behind these objects. Could digital interventions create a space to ask new questions and tell more stories?

