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Gruff Rhys, Musician
Unit in the Morgan Arcade, Cardiff
00:00 / 01:25
It was a recent event where I was given an empty shop
in a temporarily closed down arcade in the city center of
Cardiff, Wales to put on an exhibition that nobody would see.
And I amassed a few hundred signs that I’d been collecting,
well, creating, for the last few years.
I was in this space, it’s called Morgan Arcade.
A lot of these signs and commands and cue cards
that I was amassing and putting up on the walls
were using the language of protest.
So in this empty space, building an exhibition that
nobody would ever see, you know, I was reflecting on
a sense of history that have been written in response to
placards and political language, you know, whether it’s appropriate
to use absurdity and comedy, in, in such sobering times.
Gruff Rhys, musician
Unit in the Morgan Arcade, Cardiff
Unit in the Morgan Arcade, Cardiff