The Great Central [Gallery & Studios] is an artist run project providing affordable artist production space as well as a Gallery with a programme of curated group and solo exhibitions by national and international artists. During the period between exhibitions selected artists at the start of their careers will be offered the opportunity to use the gallery as an experimental project space.
7th November to 12th November 2009 @ The Great Central
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The Great Central Gallery and Studios
Unit One Presents:
Repertory
Private View
9th August
6-9pm
Exhibition Open
10th - 15th August
2-6pm
'Repertory' brings together the current work of Gary Kearney, Lloyd Hughes, Jack Squires and Callum Whitley, four BA Fine Art students studying at De Montfort University, Leicester.
Four artists who are united in their work, not necessarily in terms of theme or narrative, but the manner in which they treat the..
From 27th June to 11th July Penny Davis is using the Gallery at The Great Central as a Project Space creating new and experimental work. Please join us on Monday 12th July for an In Conversation followed by the Private View of Seperation Anxiety.
In Conversation with Penny Davis, Eric Rosoman (The Great Central) & Andrew Stonyer (Professor of Fine Art, University of Gloucestershire) 4-6pm Monday 12th July.
Separation Anxiety
New Work by Penny Davis
In Conversation: 4-6pm Monday 12 July
Private View: 6-9pm Monday 12 July
Show Open: Wed 14 July - Sun 18 July 2-6pm
Penny Davis uses construction, painting and video to build objects that hover between sculpture and installation. They extend across the space touching walls, floors and ceilings and encroaching into the space of other works. They are built from a variety of materials and processes to create a delicately balanced web of..
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