Post Graduate Research

Southampton Solent University

Happy to announce I will be returning to University to embark on an Mphil/PhD. Modified for sabbatical

Hampshire Open Call Exhibition

Ashcroft Arts Centre, Osborn Road, Fareham, UK

Now extended as the gallery went into lockdown. The exhibition will continue after lockdown and no one knows when that will be.

London Photo Festival

Old Brompton Gallery 238 Old Brompton Rd, London

Fri, 15 May, 11:00 – Sun, 17 May, 18:00

About: http://www.londonphotofestival.org/

*UPDATE: London Photo Festival 2020*

With the latest government advice about COVID-19, it is with sadness that we have decided to reschedule our May Festival.

We realise that this will be a disappointment to you but the health and well-being of our exhibitors, visitors and suppliers are of paramount important to us.

We are working with the venue to get a new date booked in for the autumn and will forward this information as soon as we have confirmation.

Go well, stay well.

Emma & Kit

Making your Mark: An Introduction to Contemporary Drawing with Tina Lane

The Salisbury Museum, The King's House, 65 The Close, Salisbury SP1 2EN Tel: 01722 332151

Salisbury-Museum-Making-your-Mark-Introduction-Contemporary-Drawing-Tina-Lane In this workshop, led by Tina Lane, you will be exploring approaches to mark making in response to the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize Exhibition. No previous experience required just a willingness to experiment and to have fun.

Please note, this workshop is limited to 12 places.

Fundraising Event

Salisbury Artisan Event

Guildhall Square, Salisbury, UK

Join us! 

MA Fine Art Exhibition Winchester School of Art

Park Ave, Winchester SO23 8DL

A collaborative exhibition of works by MA students.

WSA Emerging

The University of Southampton, Highfield, Southampton, SO17 1BJ

This exhibition showcases work by four students from Winchester School of Art’s Fine Art Department. Henry Frampton (BA), Moylin Ho Knit Chong (BA), Bryn Lloyd (BA) and Tina Lane (MA)

Submit.Exhibit

Marketplace Studios 18-19 Marketplace, Stockport SK1 1EU

Submit.Exhibit. Is an exhibition that celebrates risk taking and impulsiveness. The selected artists are challenging their all too common fear of the blank page. By making work in only five minutes. This leaves no room for panic or doubt, leaving only creative instinct.
This exhibition brings together otherwise unrelated artists, from differing disciplines and locations, linked only by those short 5 minutes. With no constraints other than time, the artists were free to indulge in the playfulness of creativity.

Curated and organised by Molly Newport and Chloe Beecham.

Play Ground

John Hansard Gallery University of Southampton Highfield, Southampton, SO17 1BJ T: +44 023 8059 2158

For four days this July, artists, creatives and practitioners have been invited to experiment within the space and develop their practice in potentially new and varied directions through collaboration and artist-led activity. From 13-16 July, John Hansard Gallery will be a test space for new ideas as a group of artists come together to consider the question ‘How can play help us to explore individual and collaborative practice?’
Participating artists include: Letty Clarke, Jonathan Kelham, Alys Scott-Hawkins, Tina Lane, Bevis Fenner, Eloise Rose, Debbie Lee, Dave Hubble, Jill Laudet, Bettina Fung, Deborah Gearing, Savinder Bual, Ana Cozendey and Maja Hill.

Residency

Kodithooky Poovar Kerala

Works from a 6 week residency in Poovar, Kerala, India

Platform 2015: Graduate Award

Aspex Gallery The Vulcan Building Gunwharf Quays Portsmouth PO1 3BF (Behind Loch Fyne on Canalside)

Now in its fourth year, the 2015 Platform Graduate Award profiles new talent emerging from universities and colleges in the South East region. Working as part of CVAN (The Contemporary Visual Arts Network), five galleries in South East England – aspex, De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill; Modern Art Oxford; MK Gallery, Milton Keynes and Turner Contemporary, Margate – each showcase the work of recent graduates from their region.

Aspex has selected work by Fine Art and Photography graduates from the University of Portsmouth, University of Chichester, Arts University Bournemouth, Winchester School of Art, Southampton Solent University and UCA, Farnham. Open Preview: Friday 2 October, 6-8pm

Beauty Right There

Solent Showcase Gallery. Sir James Matthews Building, Southampton Solent University, 157-187 Above Bar Street Southampton

Solent Showcase Gallery – NEW EXHIBITION OF CREATIVE TALENT

Beauty Right There

Southampton Solent University Degree Selection 2015

3 July – 21 August 2015

Fine Art, Graphic Design, Illustration, Photography, Fashion with Photography, Fashion Styling, Fashion Promotion and Communication, Make –up and Hair Design.

The latest show at SHOWCASE GALLERY – Beauty Right There – selects works from over 30 of this year’s fine artists, illustrators, photographers, graphic artists and fashion students from a variety of disciples. Striking photographs, 3D masks, handmade books and an entire museum emporium with newly invented specimens, will be on show this year.

Monkey Gallery

14-15 Hanover Buildings, Southampton

Interactive Space shared by 20 Artists. The Museum of Categorisatium is on the 1st Floor.

Someone & Something

The Vulcan Building Gunwharf Quays Portsmouth PO1 3BF (Behind Loch Fyne on Canalside)

Someone & Something is a project for undergraduates studying creative subjects, led by aspex and The Roche Court Educational Trust based at the New Art Centre, Roche Court.

The project is an opportunity to explore contemporary art practice through critical discussion and support to develop their practice outside of formal education.

The participants attended two research days, to explore, discuss & debate the exhibitions On the Rocks. Again. Richard Deacon and Bill Woodrow and Forgotten Lines Joella Wheatley in relation to their individual practice. Through philosophical inquiry and creative activity the participants were encouraged to challenge their way of thinking and the process of making work.

Exhibited outcomes are based on responses to the research days and a reflection of current practice or new ways of working.

Participants are undergraduates from University of Portsmouth, Arts University Bournemouth, University for the Creative Arts Farnham, Southampton Solent University & Chichester University.

Identity 14

76 French Street, Southampton, Hampshire.

I am a Fine Art student at Southampton Solent University, as part of our upcoming second year exhibition ‘Identity 14’ I will be exhibiting a conceptual work at the Weigh House, 76 French Street, Southampton called 'Open'.

The locked gate to the Weigh House signifies an ownership of that space; a space the public are permitted to use when paying and under certain circumstances.

My work is to open this locked gate to the public, allowing the public to use the space as they want. It also represents the underlying politics of the use of public spaces in Southampton.

Is it ok to lock these places away or sell them off to fund private ventures? Is it part of an on going erosion of freedom and public property that people take for granted and accept? So, in a bigger picture the act of opening the gate also allows us to think about the freedom of speech by the act of unlocking to a free and open space. What people do in this space is their choice. Should people wish to sit and eat lunch, that is fine. Stand and smoke, that is fine, children run about playing, that too is fine. Street entertainers to set up and play would be terrific. For the duration of the time the exhibition runs, it is the people’s space to use, within the law of the land. Anyone, or any group can use the space as theirs, to enjoy and admire. It is after all a public property.

The idea is to not interfere or plan any events, no rotas of who uses it when. Simply let the space be.

Hopefully the presence of the open gate will encourage inquisitive people to enter; and therefore take part in the art. Freedom also means to give a choice; they can also ignore the open gate and walk past.



Opening night: Friday 28th March 6.00pm-8.00pm
Saturday 29th March-Thursday 3rd April 12.00pm-5.00pm

www.tina-lane.com
Email.t_e_w@hotmail.com

Unearthed.

The Wool House, Town Quay, Southampton, Hampshire SO14 2AG

The exhibition is held in the 600 year old historic Wool House, which has had many uses in its lifetime including that of a prison in the 15th century. It is an exhibition of installation, sculpture, painting and photography that explores the themes of loss and recovery in relation to a sense of time and place.

The Juneau Project. I am Warrior

The John Hansard Central Gallery

Imaginarium Music and Art Event

The Art House, 178 Above Bar Street.

The art is available to view at the upstairs Gallery Cafe from the 11th of April for six weeks. On the 17th of April from 7 til 10 in the eve, is the Imaginarium Conceptual Progressive Rock Album release event. It will be an amazing night of art and music at the wonderful Art House venue, where delicious vegan food and drink will be available (with alcohol served until 10!)