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Sculptures of textiles and steel
The Herald
|January 14, 2026
'WHAT DOES A POST-HUMAN WORLD LOOK LIKE?'
A NEW exhibition of sculptures made from recycled clothing and steel is being unveiled this week at Arts University Plymouth’s MIRROR gallery.
The exhibition called Vessel is the work of Laura Porter, a 34-year-old artist who divides her time between North Devon and South London, and is the founding director and curator of Studio KIND CIC, an artist-led space in Barnstaple.
The exhibition opens on Friday (Jan 16) with a free opening event and talk by the artist herself, though booking is required for the talk.
It will run until March 14 this year at the Arts University's gallery and performance space.
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