Derek Jarman: Pandemonium
Derek Jarman: Pandemonium is an immersive exhibition that celebrates the life and work of this truly innovative and multi-faceted artist. A student of humanities at King’s from 1960 to 1963, Jarman went on to become one of the most important creative practitioners of his generation and a crucial voice in gay politics in Britain. Painter, filmmaker, set designer, diarist, poet, gardener, activist – Jarman’s work across many areas and media was distinguished for its continual innovation and sense of daring. This exhibition, marking the 20th anniversary of his death from an HIV-related illnesses in February 1994, captures the unruly spirit of his work and his artistic times.—King’s College
Alias Harbour was used for title graphics for poster, catalogue and exhibition signage.
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Apparently, Harbour is used for the exhibition itself, too, in combination with Larish Neue:
Source: Lauren Webster