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Featuring water from the<br />
last ice age and breaking<br />
waters, Museum of<br />
Water is a collection of<br />
publicly donated water,<br />
each with an<br />
accompanying story.<br />
The worldwide collection<br />
holds 2020 bottles which<br />
treasure an experience<br />
that we cannot hold onto<br />
and explore the context of<br />
water now. It has been<br />
visited by over 65,000<br />
people and was<br />
shortlisted for European<br />
Museum of the Year.<br />
“Walking through the<br />
museum you’re struck<br />
by the generosity of the<br />
people who donated...<br />
Some of the bottles are<br />
so personal, it's almost<br />
shocking they'd let<br />
them go.”<br />
– Guardian Australia<br />
7<br />
AMY SHARROCKS<br />
MUSEUM OF WATER<br />
Recreated for each<br />
location<br />
1-2 years development<br />
with local artists and/or<br />
producers<br />
Accompanying public<br />
events programme<br />
2-3 people on the road<br />
Previous<br />
Fremantle Arts Centre,<br />
Perth Festival, Australia;<br />
Het Gemaal,<br />
Rotterdamse Schouwburg,<br />
the Netherlands;<br />
Somerset House, LIFT,<br />
London, UK<br />
Contact<br />
Cat Harrison<br />
cat@artsadmin.co.uk<br />
Find out more...<br />
artsadmin.co.uk/projects