Bronze Age dwelling hosts live art event

The Exchange Dartmoor 2010.
On Sunday 28th March 2010 Anna and Mark Keleher pilgrimaged with group of 9 others to the heart of Dartmoor National Park to engage in a novel Exchange at a prehistoric dwelling near Princetown.

They drank tea, ate home-baked cakes and Exchanged aspects of their lives and cultures with the Original inhabitants of the dwelling. These are the objects they chose to bring.

This live event is part of a project by Anna Keleher and Claire Long and is part of “Art, Ecology and the Economy” exhibition at CCANW ( to 11th April at CCANW) and Duchy Square Centre for Creativity( over)
http://www.ccanw.co.uk/

The Exchange is a collaborative project by Anna Keleher and Claire Long
http://creativetorbay.com/directory/?disc=34&view=list&p=217
http://claireandanna.com/projects/exchange/

Exchange Objects ( see Exchange images on www.annakeleher.com)
Bullet and flint tool found on pathway to settlement
Electric grinder or chopper
“Girly" hammer that has tiny screwdrivers inside.
Home-grown flower heads in a plastic container
Red key holder with photos of family (non- functioning)
Pair of “ear buds” for listening to music
Decorated bronze hair slide in the shape of a fish
Single stained glass earring, originally one of a pair
Replica Native American eagle bone whistle and Zuñi Sunrise Prayer played on handmade wooden flute
Plastic PlayMobile toy lamb or kid
Keys to home

For more information visit http://www.annakeleher.com/