Leeds Arts University is excited to announce Beyond the Frame, our 2024 end of year exhibition which showcases the work of our talented students.

Featuring contemporary art, animation, illustration, graphic design, film, fashion, textiles, creative advertising, music, photography and writing, from students across fifteen undergraduate courses, the University is delighted to present the work at the Blenheim Walk building. 

The ever popular Art Market will be open for visitors to purchase artwork created by students.

Hyde Park Art Club are delighted to announce a solo presentation of works by Leed based artist George Storm Fletcher, curated by Sarah Roberts, Benedetta D’ettorre and George Storm Fletcher. 

For the exhibition ‘H E A V E N’ Fletcher has collaborated with Leeds-based Filmmaker Ronnie Danaher to commit this storytelling to the screen, creating a new film piece. This centres on a main road artery that runs through the student centre of Leeds- the infamous Kirkstall Road. 

Don't wait for the future to happen, come along to our Apocalypse Remix workshops with Edek Thompson and invent it!

Edek is an artist who is looking at how nature will adapt to the future in an era of accelerated climate change but with a large dose of humour.

Come and join us for one, several or even all of our workshops to work with Ed as he assembles his coterie of creatures; adaptations and mutations all spliced with the funny gene.

No art experience needed . . . 

Edek Thompson is an artist with one foot in the apocalypse, well actually several feet, mostly webbed and at the end of super long legs to deal with the rising tides of climate change. His work is a humorous take on a serious subject. Ed invites you to join him at BasementArtsProject and imagine a post-climate change environment in which humans and animals have evolved to deal with their new circumstances.

An explorative exhibition crossing multiple disciplines encapsulating the meaning of Curve.

Whether relevant to form, function or figure this exhibition celebrates local artists interpreting the theme in their own practice

Join us in as we launch the newest independent gallery space in Leeds, above Fabrication Crafts a Social Enterprise supporting local artists and makers.

The exhibition runs until the end of June.

An Exhibition of Protest Posters and Prints 

A new collection of historic and contemporary work from artists, printmakers and designers working to help change the world.

Curated by Boff Whalley.

New exhibition, Tangled Up, considers how artists use textiles as a means of exploring personal and political narratives. It seeks to highlight the power of textiles in activism and protest as artists question issues affecting contemporary society.