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Dark Night of the Soul
22 Feb-2 Mar 2019
Lewisham Arthouse
London SE14 6PD
Overview
Featuring: Charlotte Edey, Emma Talbot and Gosia Walton curated by Martha May Ronson A group exhibition of works by three female artists exploring themes surrounding the spiritual awakening process. The title of the exhibition Dark Night of the Soul refers to a poem written in the 16th century by mystic and poet, St John of the Cross. The poem describes the several stages one goes through during spiritual enlightenment: realisation, purgation, contemplation, ascension, and the feelings and emotions that arise along the journey.
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