The Sea Connects Us

About the book

Carl Jaycock’s work explores cultural identity, its roots and shifting boundaries in today’s society.

Having lived in South East Asia, Jaycock has had the opportunity to see British history from a South East Asian perspective, the legacy of which still reverberates through the culture especially in everyday language.

Developing his work, his focus has shifted to broader issues of ethnic origin and cultural identity in an increasingly interconnected global world.

Jaycock extensively explores the creative use of paper and the myriad of digital processes and manipulation it can be put through to convey the issues in his work.

About the Author/s:

Sanna Moore

Sanna Moore has been head of contemporary programmes at Towner Art Gallery in Eastbourne since 2007, developing and delivering the contemporary artistic programme.
She curates a changing programme of contemporary exhibitions of regional, national and international significance, often offering first UK solo shows to internationally based artists. Her main areas of interest are sculpture, installation and moving image.
From 2001 to 2007, she was a curator at University of Hertfordshire Galleries, comprising two spaces: the Art & Design Gallery, Hatfield, and the Margaret Harvey Gallery, St Albans. From 1997 to 2001, she worked at a number of public and commercial London galleries, including Lisson Gallery, the ICA and Whitechapel Gallery.

ISBN: 978-1-898543-83-1 Format: Paperback, 24pp Published: Jan 2004

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