Between Chaos and Light by Ed Kluz
A new immersive exhibition by Ed Kluz comes to Fountains Hall from summer to winter solstice 2025.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Inspired by a world in a state of change, Ed's powerful piece explores the tumultuous chapter of history which saw the end of the Tudor era and beginning of the Stuart - a period caught between the aftermath of the dissolution and the expanded horizons of the enlightenment.
The installation uses video and sound focussed around a momentous central sculpture inviting visitors to immerse themselves fully in the space.
Between Chaos and Light is open to visitors every day* from 21 June to 21 December.
*Please note that the exhibition will be closed on 9 and 10 August.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Accessibility
The installation is on the first floor of a historical building with steep steps and no lift access. An adapted video experience can be found on the ground floor of the Mill.
- Other
The installation takes place in a darkened room with sound and projections.
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