Alex Bulmer and Enzo Massara in ‘Perceptual Archaeology’, Photo by Dahlia Katz
It was a surprising comfort—this smoothed fragment of terracotta pottery in my hand. Each member of the audience is offered one upon entering the space for Perceptual Archaeology (Or How To Travel Blind), presented by Crow’s Theatre and Fire and Rescue Team. Alex Bulmer’s unconventional travelogue is an act of blind imagination—accessible to blind and sighted audiences, encouraging us to contemplate and transcend the boundaries of sighted imagination. Continue Reading