Deep Sea: Offshore, Artists Explore The Sea, Hull Maritime Museum and Ferens Gallery, Hull, 1st April - 28th August 2017.

The works developed for <b>Deep Sea</b> resulted from Mariele Neudecker's collaboration with marine scientists and explore the hidden, often contradictory, aspects of the deep ocean. Focusing on the theme of the sublime in a contemporary context Neudecker questions our perceptions of, relationship to and impact on this invisible world.<br><br>This item contains a project outline, an exhibition guide, 2 mp4 composite films of the 12 screen installation,18 exhibition views, and a composite image of video stills.<br><br>There is also Vimeo link to the full length video <b>One More Time</b> below.<br><br>Organised by <i>Invisible Dust</i>, <b>Offshore: Artists Explore the Sea</b> was an exhibition held at Hull Maritime Museum and Ferens Gallery as part of Hull City of Culture 2017. The exhibition featured existing and 10 specially commissioned works by invited contemporary artists, that explore the impact on the sea of climate change, and look at the contrasting ways the oceans have shaped our culture, economy and imagination.<br><br><b>Offshore </b>was curated by Gemma Lloyd and Lara Goodband and produced by <i>Invisible Dust</i> in partnership with Hull Culture and Leisure and Hull City Council.<br><br>For a full list of participating artists please see the exhibition guide in this item.<br><br><b>To view the entire film, please click the below Vimeo link to One More Time (2017):</b><b>https://vimeo.com/257343766<br></b><b><br>Photography</b>: David Chalmers. Images used with permission courtesy of the photographer and the Hull Maritime Museum and Ferens Gallery, Hull.<br><br>Exhibition guide used with permission courtesy of <i>Invisible Dust</i> and Hull Maritime Museum.<br><br><b>One More Time</b> was also shown in <i>Ocean Imaginaries</i>, RMIT Gallery, Melbourne in 2017, <i>Sediment</i> at the Limerick city of Art Gallery, <i>Unity In Diversity </i>at Tblisi History Museum, Georgia and The Vestibules , Bristol in 2018.<br><br><b>The Improbable Always Happens Sometimes</b> <b>(Sediment) </b>&amp;<b> (Descent) </b>was also shown as part of Neudecker's solo exhibition, <i>Sediment</i> at the Limerick City of Art Gallery in 2018.<br><br><b>The work is under copyright and may not be used without permission. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies and relevant copyright law.</b>

为<b>深海（Deep Sea）</b>创作的作品由玛丽勒·诺伊德克（Mariele Neudecker）与海洋科学家合作完成，旨在探索深海隐秘且往往充满矛盾的诸多面向。诺伊德克以当代语境下的崇高美学为核心主题，质疑人类对这片无形世界的认知、情感关联与现实影响。

本数据集包含一份项目大纲、一份展览指南、两部基于12屏装置创作的mp4合成影片、18张展览现场实拍图，以及一张视频截图合成图。

下方还附有完整长片<b>《再一次（One More Time）》</b>的Vimeo链接。

由<i>无形尘埃（Invisible Dust）</i>策划筹办的<b>「离岸：艺术家探索海洋（Offshore: Artists Explore the Sea）」</b>，作为2017年赫尔市文化之都项目的组成部分，于赫尔海事博物馆与费伦斯画廊（Ferens Gallery）展出。本次展览收录了受邀当代艺术家的既有作品与10件定制委托新作，探讨气候变化对海洋的影响，并审视海洋在塑造人类文化、经济与想象力层面的多元反差面貌。

<b>「离岸」</b>展览由杰玛·劳埃德（Gemma Lloyd）与劳拉·古德班德（Lara Goodband）担任策展人，由<i>无形尘埃（Invisible Dust）</i>联合赫尔文化休闲机构（Hull Culture and Leisure）与赫尔市议会联合制作出品。

参展艺术家完整名单请参阅本数据集中的展览指南。

<b>如需观看完整影片，请点击下方指向<b>《再一次（2017）》（One More Time (2017)）</b>的Vimeo链接：</b>https://vimeo.com/257343766<br><b>摄影</b>：大卫·查默斯（David Chalmers）。所用图片经摄影师、赫尔海事博物馆与赫尔费伦斯画廊授权使用。

展览指南经<i>无形尘埃（Invisible Dust）</i>与赫尔海事博物馆授权使用。

<b>《再一次（One More Time）》</b>亦曾于2017年在墨尔本皇家墨尔本理工大学美术馆（RMIT Gallery）的<i>「海洋想象（Ocean Imaginaries）」</i>展览、2018年在利默里克艺术之都画廊的<i>「沉淀（Sediment）」</i>展览、格鲁吉亚第比利斯历史博物馆（Tblisi History Museum）的<i>「多元统一（Unity In Diversity）」</i>展览，以及布里斯托尔的<i>「前厅（The Vestibules）」</i>展出。

<b>《偶发之必然（The Improbable Always Happens Sometimes）》（《沉淀（Sediment）》）与《降落（Descent）》</b>亦作为诺伊德克个人展览<i>「沉淀（Sediment）」</i>的组成部分，于2018年在利默里克艺术之都画廊展出。

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