Please join us and Graham on the evening of the 5th September and find out more about his incredible career and experiences across a diverse creative world. Definitively not to be missed! Find out about our Guest Artist for September - sculptor, poet, painter, museum modeller and blockbuster film live action FX creator - over a glass of wine.
Graham High has had probably one of the most interesting and exciting careers in the creative world.
Please join us and Graham on the evening of 5th September and find out more about his incredible career and experiences across a diverse creative world. Definitively not to be missed! Find out about our Guest Artist for September - sculptor, poet, painter, museum modeller and blockbuster film live action FX creator - over a glass of wine.
Graham High has had probably one of the most interesting and exciting careers in the creative world.
Take a Seat is a new exhibition by Next Step Pyramid.
Using classroom stools donated by Greenhead College and paint from Seagulls, Next Step have upcycled well-worn furniture into a collection of vibrant and original artworks.
You are invited to come and enjoy the exhibition at Seagulls' new premises on Water Lane.
Next Step will be hosting an evening opening and exhibition launch from 6.30pm - 8.30pm on Thursday 10 October, all welcome.
Where does the boundary lie between pictures and words? Where does drawing stop and writing begin? When does one become the other? In order to explore these questions more closely, Dan Collins has produced a series of word-paintings using a practice he describes as ‘shamanic calligraphy’.
The judges have chosen, now it’s time to find out which artist has won The Friends of University Art and Music Graduate Art Prize 2024
Join us to hear the official announcement of the FUAM Graduate Art Prize 2024 winner and celebrate the achievements of all our finalists. We will also reveal the winner of the People's Choice Award at this special evening event.
Join us on a walk around the University of Leeds campus to explore our collection of Public Art.
Take some time out of your day to enjoy a breath of fresh air, stretch your legs and take in the sights of the University of Leeds. Learn some interesting facts about the artworks around campus – revisit familiar favourites and discover hidden gems.
Works to see may include Barbara Hepworth’s ‘Dual Form’ and Hubert Dalwood’s ‘Untitled Bas-Relief’, along with works by Mitzi Cunliffe, Quentin Bell, Lorna Green and many more.
Northlight Arts Centre and North Art are proud to be bringing you IV - An Abstract Painting Exhibition
Four prominent North Art artists come together to create a breath-taking exhibition that will be shown in the main gallery. From powerful and immersive landscapes, alchemic and delicately layered paintings, mesmerizing patterns and multi dimensional creations.
IV ARTISTS:
Amal Joy presents 'A Journey Of Conscious Awakening', an exhibition of paintings exploring themes of spirituality, the natural world and sacred connection.
"Born in Kerala, India, I initially pursued a path in mechanical engineering, earning a degree in this field. I started doing art in my engineering years and this led me to the world of fine arts. Relocating to the United Kingdom, I developed my artistic skills by enrolling in BA Fine Art at Leeds Beckett University, where I delved into the nuances of artistic expression and conceptual exploration.
One of the most renowned photographers of the 20th century, Peter Mitchell is perhaps most well-known for his documentary photography of Leeds across the 1970s and 80s while working as a delivery truck driver.
In celebration of Mitchell’s exhibition at Leeds Art Gallery, Nothing Lasts Forever, this special evening talk will see the artist himself reflecting on his long-rooted connection with the city of Leeds. Mitchell will share stories from his remarkable photography career and how his most iconic works came to be. This event will be interpreted in BSL.
Blenheim Walk Gallery is pleased to present Sheila Gaffney’s exhibition 'Embodied Dreaming'. Representative of her entire oeuvre, the exhibition, brings together for the first time a number of sculptures, drawings, video installation and image works, lightboxes, as well as unseen process-based models, and research material, highlighting the importance of process in her practice. The title of the exhibition is inspired by her doctoral thesis titled 'Embodied Dreaming' as a Sculptural Practice.