Friday 02 June , 6pm – 10pm Sat 03 & Sun 04 June, 11am – 5pm Come along to celebrate our second birthday at St Anne’s House! Join us as St Anne’s House opens its doors over three days to share creative workshops, studios and workspaces, ideas and artwork, exhibitions,…
Exhibition open evening, 24 March, 7pm. Debut Solo Exhibition by Delyth Roberts at St Anne’s House, BS4 4AB. Come along and visit artist and SAH tenant Delyth Roberts for a series of paintings exploring abstract and esoteric meanings of numbers. The exhibition is a culmination of an extended, experimental period of…
Something Close to Nothing.
A Bricks Podcast by Tim Ryan about the Fishermen of The Feeder Road.
Local experimental musical artist Madame Ceski (Francesca Simmons) worked on a life-sized stone circle sound installation during December 2022. The project invited you to step inside the sound circle to be enveloped in a ritual soundscape and touch the tactile stones to trigger sounds, in this transformative musical experience. Inspired…
Saturday 23 July, 5 – 8pm During July, the artists of Press Play are arriving to St Anne’s House! To work on a residency in which they will interrogate their current creative thinking through collective exploration. They will be responding to this space, both individually and collaboratively, playing with…
Dr Myles-Jay Linton, figurative artist, psychologist and academic, has created a new neon artwork for the Moxy Bristol hotel lobby’s library area. This podcast explores his development of the commission through conversations with friends and colleagues about the artwork. It talks through the process of what began as a digital line drawing, which then became a physical neon artwork through partnership with signmakers Cabot Neon. The piece, and the conversations around it, reflect on practices of repetition, persistence and perseverance.
Dr Myles-Jay Linton, figurative artist, psychologist and academic, has created a new neon artwork for the Moxy Bristol hotel lobby’s library area. This podcast explores his development of the commission through conversations with friends and colleagues about the artwork. It talks through the process of what began as a digital line drawing, which then became a physical neon artwork through partnership with signmakers Cabot Neon. The piece, and the conversations around it, reflect on practices of repetition, persistence and perseverance.
Dr Myles-Jay Linton, figurative artist, psychologist and academic, has created a new neon artwork for the Moxy Bristol hotel lobby’s library area. This podcast explores his development of the commission through conversations with friends and colleagues about the artwork. It talks through the process of what began as a digital line drawing, which then became a physical neon artwork through partnership with signmakers Cabot Neon. The piece, and the conversations around it, reflect on practices of repetition, persistence and perseverance.
St Anne’s Day, Tuesday 26 July, 6 – 9pm The evening was a chance to see the first phase of Sam Hallett’s growing sculptural piece, ‘Bottle-Chapel / Hideout-Retreat’, situated behind St Anne’s House. Over the past three months the artist had been working on his most ambitious…
Meet St Anne’s House current tenants! From artists to therapists, the building is home to a variety of local individuals and businesses. Tim Ryan Artist, Studio 01 pssst@tim-ryan.co.uk Tim Ryan…