Art IN Sight

Join us on our walk around Southampton City Gallery. 

Exhibition - What does Culture mean to you? 

Everyone’s culture is unique to them, and it can mean many different things to different people. It might be playing or watching sport, singing, music or dance. It might involve books, paintings, theatre or television. It might be different histories, religion or spirituality, or the food we love, how we style our hair, or our sense of fashion and what we wear.  It can be about the special or our everyday lives. It’s part of what makes us human. There is no right or wrong way to enjoy culture – it belongs to everybody and it is constantly evolving and changing.

In this episode Clarke I reflect on our visit to the Phoenix Art Space Brighton.

We experinced the Exhibition below x

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Outside In is excited to present Under A Blue Sky, a solo show of Alan Payler and the result of Alan winning first prize at Outside In’s National exhibition Environments for a piece made in felt tip pen titled The Garden.

The National exhibition was the result of a call-out from the award-winning arts charity in which saw more than 900 artists submit from across the UK and the Republic of Ireland. Alan was one of three prize-winners selected by the judging panel – Grayson Perry, Cathie Pilkington and Robert Travers.

As well as showcasing Alan’s colourful work, Under A Blue Sky will also feature art by other members of the Community Art Project in Darlington, an arts studio for adults with learning disabilities where much of Alan’s artwork was created.

In this episode Clarke and I continue our visit to the Phoenix Art Space Brighton and talk to the artist Michelle Cobbin

We experinced the Exhibition below x

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Outside In is excited to present Under A Blue Sky, a solo show of Alan Payler and the result of Alan winning first prize at Outside In’s National exhibition Environments for a piece made in felt tip pen titled The Garden.

The National exhibition was the result of a call-out from the award-winning arts charity in which saw more than 900 artists submit from across the UK and the Republic of Ireland. Alan was one of three prize-winners selected by the judging panel – Grayson Perry, Cathie Pilkington and Robert Travers.

As well as showcasing Alan’s colourful work, Under A Blue Sky will also feature art by other members of the Community Art Project in Darlington, an arts studio for adults with learning disabilities where much of Alan’s artwork was created.

In this episode Clarke I continue our visit to the Phoenix Art Space Brighton.

We experinced the Exhibition below x

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Outside In is excited to present Under A Blue Sky, a solo show of Alan Payler and the result of Alan winning first prize at Outside In’s National exhibition Environments for a piece made in felt tip pen titled The Garden.

The National exhibition was the result of a call-out from the award-winning arts charity in which saw more than 900 artists submit from across the UK and the Republic of Ireland. Alan was one of three prize-winners selected by the judging panel – Grayson Perry, Cathie Pilkington and Robert Travers.

As well as showcasing Alan’s colourful work, Under A Blue Sky will also feature art by other members of the Community Art Project in Darlington, an arts studio for adults with learning disabilities where much of Alan’s artwork was created.

In this episode Clarke I visit the Phoenix Art Space Brighton.

We experinced the Exbibtion below x

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Outside In is excited to present Under A Blue Sky, a solo show of Alan Payler and the result of Alan winning first prize at Outside In’s National exhibition Environments for a piece made in felt tip pen titled The Garden.

The National exhibition was the result of a call-out from the award-winning arts charity in which saw more than 900 artists submit from across the UK and the Republic of Ireland. Alan was one of three prize-winners selected by the judging panel – Grayson Perry, Cathie Pilkington and Robert Travers.

As well as showcasing Alan’s colourful work, Under A Blue Sky will also feature art by other members of the Community Art Project in Darlington, an arts studio for adults with learning disabilities where much of Alan’s artwork was created.

Join us this time at Aspex Portsmouth and we discuiss Sink or Float: An Artificial Island, the latest solo exhibition by Jessica Wetherly, an alumni of the Royal College of Art.

https://www.jessicawetherly.com/

Aspex Portsmouth

Aspex is located in Portsmouth’s Gunwharf Quays, in the historic Vulcan Building—an award-winning Royal Institute of British Architects converted Royal Navy storehouse.

https://aspex.org.uk/

Join us this time at Aspex Portsmouth and we discuiss Sink or Float: An Artificial Island, the latest solo exhibition by Jessica Wetherly, an alumni of the Royal College of Art.

https://www.jessicawetherly.com/

Aspex Portsmouth

Aspex is located in Portsmouth’s Gunwharf Quays, in the historic Vulcan Building—an award-winning Royal Institute of British Architects converted Royal Navy storehouse.

https://aspex.org.uk/

Join us this time for our audio descitpion of Mohamad Hafez work at Fabrica Gallery, Brighton

Fabrica is a visual arts organisation based in a former Regency church in the heart of Brighton, which commissions contemporary visual art installations specific to the building.

https://www.fabrica.org.uk/

Mohamad Hafez describes the initial motivation for his work as being a deep homesickness. Having gone to the USA from Syria in 2003 on a single-entry visa to study architecture, he realised that he couldn’t return to his home country.  As a way to address his longing for home he decided to conjure it through his art by drawing on the memories and sketches he had made whilst he was there to recreate in tiny but tangible form, the architecture and street scenes of his home city of Damascus.

http://www.mohamadhafez.com/

In this episode we talk to Mohamad Hafez about his work and exhibition.

Fabrica is a visual arts organisation based in a former Regency church in the heart of Brighton, which commissions contemporary visual art installations specific to the building.

https://www.fabrica.org.uk/

Mohamad Hafez describes the initial motivation for his work as being a deep homesickness. Having gone to the USA from Syria in 2003 on a single-entry visa to study architecture, he realised that he couldn’t return to his home country.  As a way to address his longing for home he decided to conjure it through his art by drawing on the memories and sketches he had made whilst he was there to recreate in tiny but tangible form, the architecture and street scenes of his home city of Damascus.

http://www.mohamadhafez.com/

Join us this time for our audio descitpion of Mohamad Hafez work at Fabrica Gallery, Brighton

Fabrica is a visual arts organisation based in a former Regency church in the heart of Brighton, which commissions contemporary visual art installations specific to the building.

https://www.fabrica.org.uk/

Mohamad Hafez describes the initial motivation for his work as being a deep homesickness. Having gone to the USA from Syria in 2003 on a single-entry visa to study architecture, he realised that he couldn’t return to his home country.  As a way to address his longing for home he decided to conjure it through his art by drawing on the memories and sketches he had made whilst he was there to recreate in tiny but tangible form, the architecture and street scenes of his home city of Damascus.

http://www.mohamadhafez.com/