Gailey’s work rezones the library as a scented sound-meadow, whose weird moors give shelter to elements culled from sensory experience and extrasensory objects. From behind a misty, foggy little hill stumbles a cloaked emanation of a cocktail party, a colloquial rainstorm, a blurry YouTube panorama of a discomfiting street, a front-alley entrance to an exhausting party to which nobody has been invited.
lunch in the meadow is commissioned as part of Notes on Permanent Education (N.O.P.E. 2017) in conjunction with SWARM 18
With thanks to our event sponsor Bombay Sapphire and core public funders, City of Vancouver; British Columbia Arts Council; Province of British Columbia; Canada Council for the Arts
