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Breaking Boundaries: Work by Sardul Gill and Gurminder Sikand
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Sept 24 – October 20
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Two-person show by members of the Asian Artists Group
Sardul Gill and Gurminder Sikand first met in the early 1980's. Together with Said Adrus, as the Asian Artists Group, the three collaborated on many group shows, both in Nottingham and London. This exhibition at Harrington Mill marks the coming together of the two members of the group who still live and work in Nottingham. During the interval both artists have continued to exhibit locally, regionally and internationally.
2-person show
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OPEN STUDIOS 2017
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HARRINGTON MILL OPEN STUDIOS 2017
Saturday October 28th, 11am - 5pm
Sunday October 29th, 11am - 4pm
Painting ~ Sculpture ~ Drawing ~ Mixed Media ~ Installation ~ Photography
Eighteen artists will open their studios – talking directly to visitors about their work and giving insight into their many different approaches and styles
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Exhibition to coincide with HMS Open Studios
FAILED TO CONNECT
Curated by Brian Daines
Artists from Sheffield and Liverpool join together in this exhibition to explore the theme, ‘Failed to Connect’ in its many aspects and using a variety of media in their work.
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Jackie was invited by Terry Greene to describe the process of developing her work in 'Diary of A Painting'. Jackie chose to write about 'Lost in Space'.
See the link
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©Lost in Space, 100 x 130cm, Jackie Berridge |
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RE/TRACE
Jayne Falconer and Jane Hardstaff July 29– Sept 15 Opening:Sun, 20 Aug, 1.30-3.30
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RE/TRACE is a site-specific exhibition through which the artists revisit their 2007 inaugural Harrington Mill ‘Standing Room’ residency, RESIDUAL TRACES. Ten years on, they respond to Harrington Mill again, tracing transformation, identity, and entropy.
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Attenborough Arts Centre
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Emancipation
August 12 - 24 September 2017
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Emancipation is a curated response to artists Claude Cahun & Laura Swanson’s exhibitions at the Attenborough Arts Centre.
Jackie Berridge’s drawings feature in this group show curated by Christopher Samuel with work by Caitlin Griffiths, Chi Lam, Christine Stevens, Christopher Samuel, Michael Forbes, Nick Mobbs, Pamela Schilderman and Stewart Easton
www.attenborougharts.com
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PLATFORMS PROJECT 2017
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Cultural Centre, ATHENS
20th - 25th May 2017
UNTOLD
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HMS was invited to participate in PLATFORMS PROJECT 2017, coinciding with DOCUMENTA 14.
Chris Wright, Alison Whitmore, Maggy Milner, Jacqueline Taylor and Rose Camastro Pritchett and Jackie Berridge will be presenting work on the theme of UNTOLD.
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200 sq ft
£110 pcm incl
Parking
Good natural light
Opportunity to participate in French Exchange in 2018 |
VIII FKL Symposium - Different Rhythms
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Cagliari, Italy
September 27 to 30, 2017
Chris A. Wright will be showing Encountering (It is as it was). This work, recently shown at Harrington Mill Studios, explores ideas of diverse rhythms through the patterns of movement of the listener and the rhythm of language from the story tellers. Playing simultaneously through multiple speakers, the stories become fragmented and provide a space for listeners’ own stories to become part of the work.
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She will also be presenting the paper Urban Flows and Non-Flows which investigates the rhythms of social spaces within three cities, Leicester, Athens and Saskatoon with the possible addition of Cagliari. It is based on research exploring the discourse between sound, space and body.
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The Anvil Gallery
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The Anvil
Sadler Gate, Derby
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Collin Halliday, April Young and HMS artist Kerri Pratt will be delivering workshops covering painting, drawing and sculpture at the Anvil Gallery.
Sessions run from 11am - 3pm on Wednesdays, including a break for lunch (refreshments will be provided). Bring a packed lunch or dine locally.
For details contact
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Wirksworth Art & Architecture Trail
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9th & 10th September
Kerri Pratt and Justin Nettelton will be participating in this annual event.
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Melbourne festival
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16th & 17th September
Jusitine and Kerri Pratt were selected to exhibit in this years festival.
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