Exhibition of ceramics, installation, projection and video by Clare Carter, practice-based postgraduate researcher at the University of Leeds.
This exhibition charts the first year of Clare Carter’s practice-based PhD project ‘Mothering Beyond the Flesh’ which investigates the relationships between landscape, maternal agency and creative practice.
Helen France MBE, from Nevis, was part of the Caribbean Windrush Generation that helped rebuild post-war Britain and made significant contributions to the art scene.
Featuring printmaking, linocuts, mixed media, and more, expect vibrant Caribbean colours that will inspire you. Visitors to the exhibition can look forward to lively and colourful work celebrating Caribbean and Yorkshire living.
Chapel Allerton Artists invite you into their homes and studio spaces for the 2024 Chapel Allerton Arts Trail, on the 17 and 18 August from 11-5pm.
This will be the 3rd year of the Arts Trail, with a mix of familiar faces and some taking part for the first time.
Please join us for an exhibition throughout June, starting on the evening of the 6th, when our latest Guest Artist, Antonia Salmon will be showing her elegant ceramic work, which beautifully captures the movement and energy of nature.
Antonia’s hand-built pieces go through various processes, resulting in a beautiful finish, referencing natural forces such as the wind or the tides.
Antonia has exhibited throughout Europe and teaches at Derby University.
Join us in the Gallery on Saturday 29th June to celebrate our current exhibition Tangled Up on its final day.
From 12pm, artist Henry Morris will be running a Drop In Felting Demonstration. Henry has been creating original felt art by hand for over 25 years. His artwork incorporates ancient and modern felting techniques, alongside contemporary design. Using environmentally friendly natural raw wool fibers, soap water and rolling mats, Henry creates truly unique, eye-catching designs.
Our new show at Art Roundhay Park
Art Roundhay Park, a hidden gem within the heart of Roundhay Park. With new original artwork and prints, by artists and makers from the North of England, a total of nearly 40 artists and creators taking part!
The theme is inspired by the natural beauty of Roundhay Park, the Yorkshire coastline and landmarks in Yorkshire.
We've asked the artists to explore many different mediums, textures, colourways, but always with nature and landscape in mind.
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Come and celebrate the 10th year of the Horsforth Walk of Art with many hands on experiences, workshops, show and tells and performances.
Horsforth Walk of Art, the beloved annual celebration of creativity and community, proudly celebrates its 10th year in 2024 from the 6th – 7th July, 11am – 4pm each day.
Over the past decade, for 1 weekend a year, the residents, businesses and community groups of Horsforth have opened their doors to play host to an array of colourful, musical and inspirational local talent in its charming town.
Join us for the exclusive premiere of Mahshid Alavi’s dazzling and poignant multi-disciplinary live performance with music by Ozzy Moysey.
Explore some of the themes in our latest exhibition ‘Mohammad Barrangi: One Night, One Dream, Life in the Lighthouse’ at this immersive dance event.
Sardines showcases the works of 43 artists from the University of Leeds who have navigated their academic journey in busy shared studios and collaborative conditions.
Through a diverse array of mediums and expressions, the exhibition reveals the paths these artists are taking from their mutual experiences as students to the world beyond university.
Amelia Klein and Oli Dickinson present 'Loss', a sculptural duo show.
"Since meeting at uni, we always found our practices interlink as we make cathartic art to share with viewers our personal understandings of loss/ ambiguous loss. After suffering different yet similar forms of loss surrounding our father figures - our bond grew stronger as we navigated our grief side by side. We both share familial pain and try to exorcise it through creating tangible sculptures from intangible introspections.