Join The Aimless Archive this Saturday at Humber Street Gallery for a Virtual Ecologies critical response workshop.
Find out more or book your place, visit: @virtualecologies (Instagram) / https://t.co/JZx6IBVvcN
Did you know one of our current exhibitions encourages interaction from visitors? Annabel McCourt’s exhibition I’m Sorry, originally commissioned by Barnsley Civic, is centered on the powerful, restorative and healing experience of saying “I’m sorry”.
Join us for the celebration of INTER_CHANGE 23/24. This is an opportunity to meet the artists involved and explore their exhibition via a vibrant schedule of workshops.
1/12/2024, 10:30-2pm
Drop-in.
Find out more about the exhibition via our website:
https://t.co/O21oyR1CrA
Poet and writer Vicky Foster and printmaker and illustrator Layla Jabbari will deliver workshops in response to Annabel McCourt's exhibition I'm Sorry at Humber Street Gallery, exploring the nature of apology.
Find out more via the website:
https://t.co/MDP7MXeH57
Would you like to learn more about our exhibitions? Join us later today to get to know Humber Street Gallery with a guided exhibition tour.
Wednesday 20 November & Wednesday 15 January, 2pm.
Free, booking required.
Book via the link:
https://t.co/Rjz6NqLPRk
Join us for the celebration of INTER_CHANGE 23/24. This is an opportunity to meet the artists involved and explore their exhibition via a vibrant schedule of workshops.
1/12/2024, 10:30-2pm
Drop-in.
Find out more about the exhibition via our website:
https://t.co/O21oyR1CrA
A look back at last week's Thursday Late: Michelle Dee in conversation with Annabel McCourt. Michelle also premiered her new piece inspired by the exhibition - Who's Sorry Now?
The exhibition is open until Sunday 26 January in space 2.
Would you like to learn more about our exhibitions? Get to know Humber Street Gallery with a guided exhibition tour.
Wednesday 20 November & Wednesday 15 January, 2pm.
Free, booking required.
Book via the link:
https://t.co/Rjz6NqLPRk
Join artist Sean Azzopardi tomorrow at Humber Street Gallery, write out your apology, thoughts or feelings - anonymously - on a card and post it. In return, take a sealed envelope with you.
Find out more:
https://t.co/k0D639R7WP
Two groups of pupils from Stockwell Academy recently visited Humber Street Gallery as part of their Arts Award Explore session delivered by @briefsnotpants and funded by Paul Hamlyn Foundation. They got to see behind the scenes of Annabel McCourt’s I’m Sorry install!
Join The Aimless Archive this Saturday at Humber Street Gallery for a Virtual Ecologies critical response workshop.
Find out more or book your place, visit: @virtualecologies (Instagram) / https://t.co/JZx6IBVvcN
Join us for an improvised electronics performance featuring musicians from the Music Department at University of Hull in collaboration with Hull Jazz Festival.
Humber Street Gallery
Thursday 21 November, 8pm
Free entry
Don't miss out on tomorrow's Thursday Late where Michelle Dee is in conversation with I'm Sorry artist Annabel McCourt and premiering her new piece inspired by the exhibition - Who's Sorry Now?
Thursday 14 November, 7-9pm
Book via our Eventbrite:
https://t.co/KbOns6eqAp
Only a few days to go until Creative Hearts Club join us here at Humber Street Gallery!
Creative Hearts Club is all about community for the creative souls of Hull. A place to chat, get advice, offer support and meet like-minded creatives in the area.
Join artist Sean Azzopardi tomorrow at Humber Street Gallery, write out your apology, thoughts or feelings - anonymously - on a card and post it. In return, take a sealed envelope with you.
Find out more:
https://t.co/k0D639RFMn
Here is a closer look at INTER_CHANGE artist Layla Jabbari’s work. Though The Leaves Are Many... is a group show produced by artists who have been supported as part of our INTER_CHANGE talent development programme.
More info: https://t.co/O21oyR1CrA