[December 5th 2002]
press release

Jacqueline Donachie
Proposal for a sail in Bristol
An exhibition in collaboration with i-n-k and NIFCA, as a part of Network North.

Opening: December 5th, 17-20 pm

i-n-k institut for nutidskunst
nørregade 7c, kælderen
1165 Copenhagen
Exhibition: December 6ty 2002 - January 11th 2003
Open: Th - Fr 14-17 , Sa 12-15
mail@i-n-k.dk
www.i-n-k.dk

Scottish artist Jacqueline Donachie will present a new work at ink, Copenhagen. The installation piece called "Proposal for a sail in Bristol" is a dream trip from Nova Scotia to Louisiana, an imaginary lazy travel down the Mississipi (and other rivers), but actually happening on the docks of Bristol.

The exhibition has been realised as a collaboration between ink and NIFCA (Nordic Institute for Contemporary Art) as a part of the Network North project. Network North is an initiative by the Nordic Council of Ministers to extend and consolidate cultural links between the Nordic region, the UK and Ireland across the fields of film, literature, music and visual art. For more information see: www.nifca.org/network north.

Jacqueline Donachie (born 1969) is a well established Scottish artist, who has exhibited worldwide throughout the 1990s. Her body of work includes installations, sound pieces, books, and often several elements are combined. Her works can be characterised as dreamy, atmospheric installations, that establishes a certain mood for the person who enters the space. The dreamlike quality of her work is combined with down-to-earth reality, which makes it seem like a kind of poetic realism. At the moment she holds a residency at IASPIS, Stockholm.

For more information contact Sanne Kofod Olsen at ink, check out our website on www.i-n-k.dk or visit us in i-n-k.

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More:
www.nifca.org/networknorth.