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Fi Burke

71 Bridge Street
Derby, DE1 3LB
07941 048 107
Contemporary Visual Artist

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Ruminate exhibiting in the East Midlands

March 23, 2010 Fi Burke

Ruminate will be exhibited as part of the East Midlands Synapse Festival at the locations listed below from April 2nd, 2010. There will be a series of images on exhibition at Derby Dance Centre from April 2nd to June 11th, 2010 and Ruminate - the film will be screened on both Derby and Leicester’s BBC Big Screens between April 2nd and May 2nd, 2010.

Private View

Please come along on April 16th from 7pm to view Ruminate images at Derby Dance Centre. In addition, details about an artists talk taking place in early May will be available soon.

Further information

You can find further information and images about Ruminate in the portfolio section.

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If you too are a fan of Robert Gillmor's prints, check out a poem I have written in response to one of his beautiful works - featuring a murmuration. To view the whole poem and his wonderful work, just go to the fab Mary Evan's picture library. http
Flow of Time II. My interpretation of a place dear to Constable's heart. This is water is at Flatford, where his father had a mill and where Constable came back to time and time again. Part of the Consider Constable series. Constable was here! I&rs
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