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Zineb Sedira’s ocean-inspired work at DCA offers adventure on the high seas, insight into the concept of ecological justice and much more besides, depending on where your imagination takes you, writes Susan Mansfield
a href= http://dca.org.uk.com target= _blank Dundee Contemporary Arts /a announced a major exhibition by Zineb Sedira, Can’t You See the Sea
Who will be the 17 to face-off against reigning monarch Classic? That will be decided over a period of a week as the first of the six tents will meet the judges tomorrow as the journey to the Courtesy Garage Pic-O-De-Crop Finals pick up steam. In addition to the 17, the two with the next highest scores will be chosen as reserves according to the PODC rules. The ultimate kaiso …
Plastic in our oceans. when did you find your first piece? it was back in �*97, so we started noticing the lego coming in, and it was mainly sea—themed pieces, so flippers and scuba tanks and little life jackets, and the occasional octopus or a black dragon. tracey williams can spot a piece of lego where others just see seaweed and sand. the pieces that wash up here tell a story that has been unfolding in wave after wave for the past 25 years. one piece became thousands. flippers, boats, even sea rocks, that were then colonised before washing ashore. some are common. this is the rarest. tr...
Inside were five million pieces of lego — and even now, pieces are still washing up on the shore. our correspondent, andrew plant, has been to meet a woman who�*s been collecting them while piecing together a fuller understanding of discarded plastic in our oceans. when did you find your first piece? it was back in �*97, so we started noticing the lego coming in, and it was mainly sea—themed pieces, so flippers and scuba tanks and little life jackets, and the occasional octopus or a black dragon. tracey williams can spot a piece of lego where others just see seaweed and sand. the piece...