Light Struck by Ellen Carey
Photographer and artist Ellen Carey brings a celebration of light, colour and playfulness to Lacock with an exhibition of her works.
- Booking not needed
- Admission applies
Well known for her work with Polaroid and the 20 x 24 studio in New York, Carey's work explores colour and light through camera-less techniques. ‘Light-Struck’ brings Carey's photograms and giant Polaroid prints to the Fox Talbot Museum, including a piece “Crush & Pull with Hands, Penlights & Spruce Needles” created especially for Lacock. This piece is directly inspired by Talbot’s own ’A Cascade of Spruce Needles’ photogram.
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Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| All (adults free but normal entry fee applies) | £0.00 |
The basics
- Meeting point
Find Light Struck in the exhibition space in the Fox Talbot Museum on Lacock High Street, next to Visitor Reception.
- Accessibility
The exhibition takes place over two floors. There is a lift to the upper level located near the entrance to the museum. Please ask for any assistance at visitor reception.
- Other
The Fox Talbot Museum is open all year and entry is included with general admission to Lacock Abbey and gardens. You will not need to book a ticket in advance. Free for National Trust members.
Upcoming events
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May Half Term: Photography Crafts
Calling all shutterbugs! Join us at Lacock Abbey for photography themed crafts and activities this May half term
Outdoor Theatre: Beauty and the Beast by Chapterhouse Theatre Company
Enjoy a night of family friendly theatre straight from a fairy-tale at Lacock this summer.