Once upon a time, fairy tales were not for children. From a bloodthirsty birth in a sinister European forest, to benign bedtime tales where “Children with their Milk are fed with the Tales of Witches, Hobgoblins, Prophecies and Miracles” this exhibition traces the developm
Steffie Richards’ paintings are physical traces of heightened emotional states and moments of self-awareness that, for the artist, encapsulate something of the original sensation.
Rana Begum’s meditative and transformative work blurs the boundaries between sculpture, painting and architecture
Every year the three Gallery Art Groups work intensively to create a summer exhibition in the Wallner Gallery. This showcase of the young artists’ work is always full of innovation and visual surprises.
The summation of a 3-year project, Claire Morris-Wright’s prints explore the powerful metaphorical associations of the hedge.
Talk to the artist about her work and share your own hedge experiences, through the medium of writing or drawing if you choose.
Mandy Payne is a painter and printmaker based in Sheffield. Her work explores issues of gentrification, social housing and the flux of the urban landscape.
With Jonathan Hale, Professor of Architectural Theory.
Callum Beaney graduated from Nottingham Trent University’s BA Photography programme in 2017. He is the recipient of the Genesis Imaging and Lakeside Arts Bursary Award.
With Rana Begum.
Inspired by the vibrant sharp edge works by Rana Begum you will have the opportunity to create your own version of 2D Collagraph prints, by using cut line, shape, collage an
Join the curator for a guided walk through the exhibition and learn about the stories behind the objects on display.