Join together with us, for a special pre Diwali evening of Khyal, Thumri, and Ghazals, with songbird Koyel Bhattacharya on Sunday the 23rd October, from 7pm, here at North Light
Mon, 17 Oct 2022 - Sat, 19 Nov 2022, 10.00am - 5.00pm Mon - Sat (except Wednesday) & Sunday 11.00 am - 4.00pm. Inspired by StreetLife's research and findings, this collective of 12 local artists is mounting a celebratory exhibition for the Project. Their mixed media show is a creative response t...More
Hire our North Art Gallery in Richmond, North Yorkshire. Are you an artist who would like the opportunity to curate an exhibition or an event, in your very own Art Gallery space, which is set in a prime location in North Yorkshire. North.Art is now opening its booking application for its members, wh...More
We Welcome our STAR Exhibitor and Friend, Paul Berriff OBE, to North Light. Paul is an award-winning cinematographer and fine art photographer who has been behind the camera for 53 years. He is currently exhibiting his work here with us at North Light, and we are truly honoured to represent him, his...More
We are so proud to shout about our new venture North Light. This is our exciting new arts venue, in Chapel Allerton, it houses a stunning exhibition space for our talented North Art members to showcase and sell their work, as well as a teaching and event space too. We also have a cafe where you can...More
Lino etching is a relief printing process that uses caustic soda paste to etch into lino blocks. This technique can be a good addition to traditional cut lino. You will experiment with mark-making through the use of simple ‘resists’, a way of protecting areas of your block against the caustic. This...More
Roger Hiorns temporarily transforms the familiar YSP landscape with clouds of foam in this interactive artwork. At certain times of day, a compressor will generate vast clusters of bubbles that will blow across the landscape and be shaped by the wind, blurring boundaries between the parkland and the...More
Leeds-based artist and trainee art psychotherapist Thahmina Begum has designed a bespoke series of workshops to invite participants to consider our relationships with one another and how we perceive and are perceived by other people. Begum's aim is to explore a broad spectrum of emotional responses,...More
Arrivals + Departures is an interactive installation that explores life and love through our experiences of birth and death, two emotive moments that are common to us all no matter who we are, and which can evoke huge depths of feeling. Using the instantly recognisable form of a station or airport a...More
Jason Wilsher-Mills uses iPads and Wacom tablets to create bright, celebratory and poignant works exploring themes of disability. His digital drawings are then translated into huge inflatable works or human-sized fibreglass sculptures. Colourful and bold, his works are acts of activism that are visu...More
Rural environments are frequently seen as existing in opposition to queerness, with urban spaces typically being more accepting places for LGBTQIA+ people. This exhibition looks at ways in which queer artists are re-connecting with the landscapes around them by mapping and navigating their queer ide...More
Henshaws is hugely excited to announce our Artmaker Symposium and Festival on 8-9th July 2022. We have gathered together artists and facilitators within the field of Disability Arts to come and talk, exhibit and celebrate the Arts. We hope you will come and join us over the 2-day festival! The festi...More
Ro Robertson's Stone (Butch) (2021) is part of a body of works exploring the terrain of the queer body in the landscape and was created by plaster casting directly in crevices in natural rock formations at Godrevy Point (St Ives Bay, Cornwall). This "sculptural void" makes physical a negative space...More
The feelings that arise from being forced to conceal your sexuality are a theme of McKenzie's audio work Shame Chorus (2017). The artist refers to American writer Brené Brown who says that shame: "needs three things to grow... secrecy, silence and judgment". These ideas of shame and secrecy resonate...More