Bow Gamelan Ensemble: Maps of Other Possibilities

Anne Bean

Anne Bean is a London-based artist working with sculpture, installation, sound, photography, painting and drawing, whose artistic practice has been pivotal in the development of live and performance art in the UK. Captivated by process and collaboration Bean works as the ‘space-between’ - a receiver, receptor, and conjuror. These strategies enable her to plug into time and timelessness. Since 1970 Anne Bean has presented solo and collaborative projects, worldwide. She recently received the 2024 Paul Hamlyn Foundation Visual Arts Award.

Richard Wilson

Richard Wilson is one of Britain’s most renowned sculptors. He is internationally celebrated for his interventions in architectural space which draw heavily for their inspiration from the worlds of engineering and construction. Wilson has exhibited nationally and internationally for over forty years. Often singled out for his concentration on site-specific projects, it is Wilson’s name that has become synonymous with the idea of installation in Britain.

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