- Venue
- The Fishmarket Gallery
- Starts
- Friday, March 11, 2011
- Ends
- Saturday, April 23, 2011
- Address
- Bradshaw Street, Northampton, United Kingdom, NN1 2HL
- Location
- East Midlands
The Fishmarket is reopening after the winter break with a festival of a project inspired by the ideas, contexts and philosophies of the poet John Clare. Northamptonshire’s peasant poet’s interests in the vernacular and the land are shared by the artists and writers featured in the Tyranny of Grammar, with work ranging from painting, drawing, print, discussion, and the disseminated work, whether spoken, broadcast, sung or printed.Participants: Carry Ackroyd, Phillip Allen, Nathan Barlex, Joanne Blake, Adam Burton, Gregg Cave, Lydia Corry, Graham Crowley, Stephen Dunne, Rhiannon Edwards, David Fletcher, Bettina Furnee, Sara Gilies, John Goodridge, Peter Harris, James Harrison, Lucy Harrison, Zoe Hodgson, Bibi Katholm, Ansel Krut, Simon Mathers, Alan Moore, Chris Orr, David Rayson, George Shaw, John Strutton, Neal Tait, Milly Thompson, Sam Windett, 3 Beards and more.
