Recorded live at the Stonehenge Festival during the solstice of 1984,
this was the last year the festival took place before it was broken up
and banned by the authorities.
Dillan Marsh presents the exhibition June Twenty-First
at Entrée. As the title suggest the opening will be on the summer
solstice, inviting you to participate in the marking of the longest day
and shortest night of the year. In an immersive construction Marsh is
activating a number of rituals and he employs commercial tactics like
repetition, speed and distraction. The title is fixing the exhibition to
a specific time and examines how we relate to the larger systems we are
taking part of through participating in smaller events. Entrée finds
itself re-branded and built into the concept of the work on show. Join
us for June Twenty-First at 8pm!
Following the exhibition is a new Apis Press publication by Bjørn
Mortensen with texts by Eleanor Clare. The exhibition will also contain a
new edition of prints from collaboration with Patrick Wagner.
Dillan Marsh (b.1980, UK) lives and works in Bergen where he graduated
from Bergen Academy of Art and Design in 2011. He has participated in
exhibitions and projects internationally including Sculpture Space,
Utica NY, Tag Team, Bergen and Künstlerhaus Dortmund. www.dillanmarsh.com www.entreebergen.no