Home Run at SEESAW
“Home Run” is an art exhibition exploring contemporary youth culture and nostalgia. The name “Home Run” comes from Baseball, a sport of strike and score, hits and outs. The themes run parallel with the lifestyle of the three artists, challenging and competing against modern society as young adults, with energy and intensity.
From cigarette buds brought back to life, engulfed chaos of the city, to dreamlike realities populated by Y2K sensations, the works are not short of attempts to ‘hit home’ to their childhood roots for these 90s-born artists. Together they share their passion of re-exploring the past, a sensation which has become the new, bringing it from their generation to the wider audience.
Join us at SEESAW on the evening of Friday, April 12th for a private viewing of the artwork. The exhibition will run until May 9th and will be available to view during the cafe’s opening hours: Monday-Friday 8:30am-4pm.
Access to Seesaw is through the sliding doors via the cobbled side street. There is no parking at the building. We do have wheelchair access.
