#10 Weaving Connections with Luce Bergman

On todays episode I’m delighted to be joined by artist Luce Bergman

Bergman's autoethnographic work springs from arts-based research in response to museum collections, social history and personal story. She works across a broad range of media including moving image, music, performance, words, graphic design and book art. For her current solo show Apologues at The Whitaker, Museum and Art gallery, Bergman has used 3D illustration as a way of making visual puns that represent common narratives in uncommon ways, constructing small scale sculptural installations from old found objects and archives to explore gender and the human condition.

Do try and get to Luces wonderful exhibition at the beautiful Whitaker Museum and Art Gallery, Rawtenstal on until the 21st September 2025 opening times are Wed - Sun: 10am - 4pm with a  Late night opening on Thursdays until 8pm. You can also follow her on Instagram @lucebergman or on her website RHEUMS.ME

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