Deep Time: I See Red: Three Night Festival Pass

By donating £25 you can enjoy all three nights of Deep Time with this Festival Pass. Tickets for individual nights can be booked separately (PWYC, suggested £10). Visit our box office

I See Red is an acknowledgement of current urgencies of ecological, civil and political unrest through the liberation of loud noises. The title comes from a series of paintings by artist, curator and activist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith that are on display in Fruitmarket’s galleries at the same time. These paintings were made as expressions of anger; fires to be either lit or extinguished. Over three days, Raven Chacon and artists from the US, Canada, Brazil, Australia, Taiwan and Lebanon will be prompted by these emergencies and by each other, responding with voice, sound and noise. Together they express present anger for unfolding horrors and reflect on ancestral traumas, while also seeking hope and connection through the experience of collective listening.

The curator and artists of Deep Time: I See Red will be in conversation with Carcross/Tagish First Nation curator, writer and researcher Candice Hopkins over the festival.

The exhibition of Jaune Quick-to-See Smith’s work, Wilding, will be open late until the start of the performances for each night of Deep Time. On display on the ramp into the Warehouse will be an exhibition of drawings by Deep Time artist Mazen Kerbaj, Gaza on the Wall, made as an urgent call to protest and closely related to his performances.

The bar will be open after the performances until 10.30pm every evening.