Parallel Architectures IIIII

Works by artists’ James Thompson and Annabel Taylor- Munt responding to the former Bridewell prison and Leeds Town Hall as a transformative space where new identities are constructed and performed

James Thompson work deals with the perception of space and its interpretation. Working across physical and digital media using pre-existing spatial situations as the starting point recorded and re-interpreted to construct new multi-dimensional experiences of reality.

James Thompson graduated from the Royal College of Art in 2012, previous exhibitions include: Expanding Spaces at Marsden Woo Gallery, London; Inflated Space III at Project Space East Street Arts. Film screenings: Emergence Defence Exercise Video at Whitechapel Gallery. Residencies: Leeds Art Gallery, Hospitalfield Arts and Cove Park Scotland.

Website: http://www.jamesthompson.info/

Annabel Taylor- Munt work investigates hyper-masculine spaces and their positions in society, re-interpreting these environments by abstracting and reconfiguring how they are engaged with to create new forms and interaction through movements.

Annabel Taylor- Munt graduated from Goldsmiths in 2018, previous exhibitions include: MOD at Copland Gallery, London; The Environment Keeps Happening at Geffrye Museum and Tender Balance at Leeds International Festival 2019.

Website: https://annabeltaylormunt.co.uk/

Image Credit Jules Lister