April-October 2019: Sacred and/or Secular
Sacred and/or Secular reflects on the remarkable history of one small church in Norwich, and the place of redundant churches in our urban landscapes.
The HERILIGION project commissioned five artists to respond to St Peter Hungate’s history as a heritage building with a site-specific installation: Colleen O’Brien (Through the Ear, 26 April-27 May), Judith Quax (Flintspiration, 30 May-14 July), Mira Calix (Sihlabelela, 16 July-26 August) and Laura Bygrave and Alida Kuzemczak-Sayer (CCCC, 30 August-21 October). Their works were shown alongside an archival exhibition curated by Clare Haynes, Senior Research Associate at UEA.
For more on HERILIGION see their project website.
November 2018: Vanishing Points | Memory and Meaning | Landscapes of the Western Front
To coincide with Rememberance Day, Hungate exhibited a series of images of First World War battlefields by the landscape photographer Nick Stone. See his photographs here, and the Eastern Daily Press review of the exhibition here.
May-November 2018: Paston Footprints 600
2017: Hungate After the Middle Ages
