Curator’s Tour

60m · Talk

Book your ticket Join our Curator, Claire Craig, for a special tour of our exhibition Afterlife by Katie Paterson. Claire will share insights into the production of the exhibition and Paterson’s artistic practice. About the exhibition   Initially commissioned for Folkestone Triennial 2025, Katie Paterson’s Afterlife is a sculptural installation comprised of nearly 200 amulets. Each amulet is created with materials sourced from endangered landscapes and fragile ecosystems, exploring themes of deep time, geology, and the environment. Drawing on centuries of cultural and spiritual traditions, Afterlife prompts us to reflect on the fragility of the natural world today. Find out more Initially commissioned for Folkestone Triennial 2025, Katie Paterson’s Afterlife is a sculptural installation comprised of nearly 200 amulets. Each amulet is created with materials sourced from endangered landscapes and fragile ecosystems, exploring themes of deep time, geology, and the environment. Drawing on centuries of cultural and spiritual traditions, Afterlife prompts us to reflect on the fragility of the natural world today. Find out more Access information Find out more about accessibility at Collective Gallery   This is the caption of the video content You might also like .ymc-filter-2591, .ymc-extra-filter-2591 { --ymc-filter-font-family: Montserrat; --ymc-filter-font-size: 16px; --ymc-filter-font-weight: 400; --ymc-filter-font-style: normal; --ymc-filter-line-height: 1.4; --ymc-filter-letter-spacing: 1; --ymc-filter-text-transform: none; --ymc-filter-background-color: #095c81; --ymc-filter-color: #ffffff; --ymc-filter-active-color: #ffffff; --ymc-filter-active-background-color: #1f1f1f; --ymc-filter-hover-text-color: #ffffff; --ymc-filter-hover-background-color: #095c81; --ymc-filter-justify-content: flex-start; --ymc-filter-padding-top: 10px; --ymc-filter-padding-right: 20px; --ymc-filter-padding-bottom: 10px; --ymc-filter-padding-left: 20px; --ymc-filter-margin-top: 0px; --ymc-filter-margin-right: 10px; --ymc-filter-margin-bottom: 10px; --ymc-filter-margin-left: 0px; --ymc-post-title-font-family: Montserrat; --ymc-post-title-font-size: 24px; --ymc-post-title-font-weight: 600; --ymc-post-title-text-transform: none; --ymc-post-title-line-height: 1.4; --ymc-post-title-letter-spacing: 1; --ymc-post-title-color: #1f1f1f; --ymc-post-meta-font-family: Montserrat; --ymc-post-meta-font-size: 14px; --ymc-post-meta-font-weight: 400; --ymc-post-meta-color: #1f1f1f; --ymc-post-excerpt-font-family: Montserrat; --ymc-post-excerpt-font-size: 16px; --ymc-post-excerpt-font-weight: 400; --ymc-post-excerpt-line-height: 1.4; --ymc-post-excerpt-font-style: normal; --ymc-post-excerpt-transform: none; --ymc-post-excerpt-letter-spacing: 1; --ymc-post-excerpt-color: #1f1f1f; --ymc-post-link-font-family: Montserrat; --ymc-post-link-font-size: 16px; --ymc-post-link-font-weight: 400; --ymc-post-link-transform: none; --ymc-post-link-letter-spacing: 1; --ymc-post-link-color: #1f1f1f; }