The Cragside cover-up: garden (August-September) highlights the thousands of anonymous women who worked at both the Elswick Works and Cragside over the last one hundred years, through the planting of 4,000 sunflowers in the formal garden
The Cragside cover-up: sound (1 August-4 November) is an interactive sculptural sound piece. Powered by a solar panel on the back, this instrument breathes life and sound into the sunflower display through a synthesiser. Tap the sunflowers to make a tune
The Cragside cover-up: house (13 October-4 November) shines a light on female representation within the house by concealing male representation within the house. The work explores the way in which women are represented throughout history, encouraging us to notice the absence of the female voice
The Cragside cover-up: gestures (23 June-4 November) showcases a video that hints to the anonymous women of Cragside through their hand gestures