Name: SATURDAY SLOW PREVIEW: The Annotated Reader & The Naming of Things
Start: 2021-08-21T12:00:00+01:00
End: 2021-08-21T17:15:00+01:00

SATURDAY SLOW PREVIEW: The Annotated Reader & The Naming of Things
Castlefield Gallery
21st August 2021

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-White.-WEBSITE — Charlie Godet Thomas, Cloud Study Partner Dance (2019). Courtesy of Frieze Sculpture and VITRINE. Photograph by Steven

This Saturday Slow Preview is an opportunity to book a timed visit with additional restricted capacity at Castlefield Gallery, so you can enjoy their new exhibitions The Annotated Reader and The Naming of Things at your own pace.

Capacity is limited, follow the links to pre-book your free ticket.

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