Join Martin Glover for a British Sign Language tour of Firelei Báez’s Sueño de la Madrugada (A Midnight’s Dream).
Attendees will be invited to socialise and grab a drink together for discussion of the exhibition in our café, South London Louie.
The tour is free but booking is essential.
The tour will last for approximately one hour.
ABOUT MARTIN GLOVER
Martin, deaf BSL user, is an architect and art facilitator. Across the UK, he delivers tours and workshops on contemporary art, architecture, street art, and public art/sculpture. He also manages his Digitspace project, championing better visual art access nationally.
ACCESS
It is dark and loud in the Main Gallery.
Due to the installation, the Main Gallery can be very hot on warmer days.
There is seating in the Main Gallery, Fire Station Gallery 2 & Gallery 4.
Additional seating, ear defenders, ear plugs, magnifying glasses and torches are available to borrow upon request- please ask a member of staff.
Please contact mail@southlondongallery.org with access requirements.
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